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Discipline sustains career longevity not talent – Ramsey Nouah [VIDEO]

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Veteran Nigerian movie star, Ramsey Nouah, has stated that talent alone can’t sustain career longevity.

The actor stated this in an Instagram post on Wednesday.

Speaking about the lesson learned in his career and how he has managed to stay relevant in the industry, the 55-year-old attributed the feat to being disciplined.

While stating that talent alone is not enough, Ramsey explained that discipline is the only thing that keeps him consistent when inspiration fails.

“One thing I have learned over the years is that talent may open the door, but discipline is what keeps you moving forward. Discipline is what actually keeps you consistent when inspiration fails you,” he said.

Discipline sustains career longevity not talent – Ramsey Nouah [VIDEO]

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