The Power of Hard Work

The Power of Hard Work

There’s an old saying “Hard work never hurts anyone”.  Hard work requires balance. It involves commitment, perseverance, and the ability to perform the task as many times as possible to get it right. One must have a goal in mind and do what’s needed to finish the task, job, or endeavor. The completion of a work task requires incremental steps toward achieving the end effect. When goals are reached as a result of hard work and determination there is a sense of accomplishment and confidence. Anything worth having does not come easy. I’m sure if you speak with any of the successful athletes, businessmen, entertainers, academics, scientists, or politicians most will indicate the power of hard work as the path to their accomplishments.

When one is trying hard to accomplish a goal there will be some pitfalls along the way. Do not be discouraged. Remember “no pain, no gain”. Value your time while working hard to achieve your goals but realize that “me time” is also important. All the hard work will be in vain if you overwork yourself and don’t carve in time for yourself, your family, and personal activities or hobbies.

 Hard work is not overworking, it is putting in the time and effort needed to do a good job.  Hard work can apply to sports, the arts, relationships, physical fitness, philanthropic ventures, etc. Incorporate rest and relaxation into your plan to obtain maximum benefits from putting in the work. Once the power of hard work is ingrained into your DNA you will begin to see many positive realizations of the things that make life worth living. Deeply woven in all that is previously mentioned in this article is “discipline” which is needed to bring things to fruition. Discipline, hard work, perseverance, and determination are all facets of hard work and getting the job done.  These traits can be applied to anything in life that you aspire to.  This is your road map to utilize while cherishing and enjoying all the good things that are awaiting you in life. Thumbs up, like, and share.

Marvin Dixon, Founder

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