According to the article, what does Haruki Murakami believe is not enough to succeed as a writer?, Talent alone, Education, Intelligence, Inspiration, Which two qualities does Murakami emphasize as essential for long‑term success?, Fame and opportunity, Speed and intelligence, Focus and endurance, Creativity and imagination, Murakami compares writing to which activity?, Painting, Playing music, Acting, Competitive sports, Why does Murakami believe endurance is important?, Writing requires intelligence, Writing is a long and demanding process, Writing depends on talent, Writing is physically painful, What daily habit does Murakami describe as part of his discipline?, Exercising regularly, Writing only when inspired, Reading all day, Traveling, How does Murakami view natural talent?, As the most important factor, As something that guarantees success, As unnecessary, As helpful but insufficient on its own, What attitude toward work does Murakami encourage?, Competing with others, Consistent effort regardless of mood, Working only when inspired, Waiting for motivation, What does the article suggest about focus?, It depends on intelligence, It is nothing, It is unimportant, It needs to be intentionally cultivated, Which theme best describes Murakami’s message?, Discipline outweighs talent, Genius is rare, Talent outweighs discipline, Art should be effortless, What lesson can readers apply from the article?, Choose work that is easy, Long‑term effort leads to growth, Short‑term effort leads to growth, Creativity cannot be trained

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