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Hard work.
What do those two words mean to you? My perception of hard work has vastly changed from the time I was a child till now.
Today I’m over at White Collar Freedom guest posting for my friend Josh.
The following is an excerpt from that post:
“What exactly is the definition of hard work?
Does it mean skipping lunch and break so you can finish that big project?
Working late because you’re on such a tight deadline?
Juggling way too many things at once because you can do it all?
It seems like that term gets thrown around too much. I work hard, thus I deserve this. I work way too hard. Work too hard, too much. I know the majority of us work hard, but I think our degree of working hard varies from person to person.”
If you want to read the rest, then head on over to White Collar Freedom. NOW. Or whenever you get a chance. 🙂
Hard work is what keeps everything to be a success but it goes hand in hand with sacrifice.Thanks for the tip!
Hard work is perceived different ways by different people. To me hard work means you’re willing to make sacrifices to accomplish something you are trying to do. It also means doing enough work to accomplish the task with a high quality rather than just rushing through it