has a knack for making?
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If you have a knack for doing something, you do it well. You may have a knack for baking cakes or a knack for cracking jokes. These things come easy to you. Although the noun knack refers to a special talent, the sense is that it is a more innate talent — as opposed to a certain technique.
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A wise man sees a man who could work and help himself or a friend. He talks to him; learns of his skills, then offers him an opportunity much greater than a dollar. An intelligent man comes up with ideas to make his product better and better and continues to improve until he believes he has the best so he can sell it.
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['Organization. ... ', 'Communication. ... ', 'Attention to Detail. ... ', 'Composure Under Pressure. ... ', 'Curiosity and Creativity. ... ', 'Patience and Dedication.']
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['Knowledge of the Product.', 'Empathy.', 'Customer Focus.', 'Patience & Flexibility.', 'Language skills.']
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Talent is a magic word for having an innate knack for something. Some people have a knack for writing, some for baseball, some maths, some acting. However, the difference between having a knack for something and being really good at it, is what you do after you realise you have that knack.
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noun. a special skill, talent, or aptitude: He had a knack for saying the right thing. a clever or adroit way of doing something. a trick or ruse.
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noun. a special skill, talent, or aptitude: He had a knack for saying the right thing. a clever or adroit way of doing something.
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["Patience. I'm sure you knew this would be at the top of the list! ... ", 'Multi-tasking skills. Managing the house, going to work, and raising children requires the ability to multi-task. ... ', 'Encouraging. ... ', 'Intelligence. ... ', 'Flexibility. ... ', 'Leadership skills. ... ', 'Dependability. ... ', 'Compassion.']
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['Mechanical aptitude. It might seem obvious, but not everyone has an innate sense of mechanics. ... ', 'Problem-solving skills. ... ', 'Reading comprehension. ... ', 'Business skills. ... ', 'Customer service skills.']
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You don't necessarily have to be technically knowledgeable to get what you want, you just need to find creative ways of getting it. To be a good hacker you need to be “clever” or creative. There are no hacks that will always work, and you have to find creative ways to get around security measures.
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['Creativity.', 'Discipline.', 'Patience.', 'Respectfulness.', 'Determination.', 'Dedication.', 'Honesty.', 'Versatility.']
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['High on Creativity and Artistic Skills.', 'Excellent Drawing Ability.', 'Fine Eye for Detail.', 'Strong Visualization Skills.', 'A Sharp Business Sense.', 'Interest in Evergreen Trends.']
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['An analytical mind.', 'An ability to learn new technologies quickly.', 'Good time management skills.', 'An ability to follow processes.', 'Strong documentation skills.', 'Good communication skills – both written and verbal.']
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the cartographer needs a cartography table cleric needs a brewing stand the farmer needs a composter the fisherman needs a barrel the Fletcher needs a fletching. table that pretty much makes sense leather worker it needs a cauldron librarian needs a lectern stonemason. needs a stonecutter.
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"Do handicrafts." It's like doing an activity. We'd say, though, she makes pottery or she makes jewelry. This "make" means produce a specific product.
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['good eye and artistic ability.', 'strong ability to capture and set a certain mood.', 'superb artistic detail.', 'knowledge in photo editing applications.', 'success-driven and with a credible reputation.', 'good communication skills.']
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If you say that someone or something has potential, you mean that they have the necessary abilities or qualities to become successful or useful in the future.