Imran wasn’t “gifted.”
He failed exams.
Repeated classes.
Struggled with focus.
But he had one advantage:
He didn’t quit.
He studied differently.
Watched lectures twice.
Took notes obsessively.
Asked questions others were afraid to ask.
Slowly, his results improved.
Not dramatically.
But consistently.
Years later, he realized something:
Being average isn’t permanent.
It’s a starting point.
Relentlessness rewrites it.