Hard work

Why is hard work important? Well what is hard work? Hard work is putting in your all, applying yourself, and giving it your best effort. Hard work is persisting when others have given up. Hard work is continuing to strive for your best even through temporary failure. It means enduring through hard times. Hard work is something that you can control, and it is up to you to do hard work. Hard work in a work environment is when you exert an effort to learn, perform and produce beyond the level of expectation

and then they spend the rest of their lives working, but is that really living their life to the fullest or are they just following the same pattern like everyone else or are they wasting their lives on something that's not important? Learn, work, work, and work are all they spend their time doing, and in retrospect, they will regret wasting their lives being a little worker drone for “The Man.” We have to ask ourselves if what we do, actually makes a difference in this world, or are we just working

and friends, education, and a hard work ethic. Without one or the other, they all fail. Without a work ethic, I would never have the motivation to get an education, or even attempt to prosper in life. Having a strong work ethic is a characteristic that everyone should have in order to be successful. My work ethic was driven by my parents at a young age and this helps me to gain respect for bosses, professors, and coworkers. It also gave me dedication through hard work, during my high school volleyball

Research Paper: Deep Rooted Work on a Hard Man Flannery O’Connor was born March 25, 1925, in Savanah, Georgia. She went to what is, now Iowa University and majored in literature. She’s primarily known for her short stories but was a novelist. Flannery O’Connor passed away in 1964 after losing a battle with lupus. The piece of writing that I will be discussing is titled: “A Good Man is Hard to Find,” she wrote this work in 1953 along with several other short stories (Biography.com Editors)

Charles Dickens' Hard Times and David Lodge's Nice Work ----“Fact, fact, fact, everywhere in the material aspect of the town; fact, fact, fact everywhere in the immaterial.” – Charles Dickens In the early 1851, London staged the Great Exhibition to show the world, the achievements and inventions of the Industrial Revolution. Many people believed that this showed how much better, safer and healthier Britain was than its neighbours in Europe. People living in mansions amid lawns and fountains

Work For It Some people sit back and think about how good of a life they have, while others are wondering why they are constantly feeling like they are at a disadvantage. This is what Namit Arora, discusses in his essay “What Do We Deserve?” He often thinks to himself, “How much of my good life do I really deserve? Why me and not so many others?” (Arora 87) and what he means by this is, why is it fair that he receives so many rewards in life when others are struggling to pay the bills. Well I completely

In today's society, many kids are pushed to do well in life and told to work hard so that they can accomplish the best for their future. My dedication to my education began at a very young age when I started to read before even entering kindergarten. As time went on, school became more of a challenge. Throughout my high school career, I have spent most of my time focusing on my academics. When I was approached in 8th grade about what I planned to do for classes in high school, I did not take the

my opponents simply exposed it. Basketball, like any sport, can be rewarding through hard work. However, as I stepped off the court after five grueling scrimmages, I realized my definition of hard work differed drastically from others in the gym. My definition of hard work was foolish compared to other 16 year old basketball players definitions in New York. It was only right that I learned how to truly work hard at everything I do, in the Mecca of basketball, New York City. As I listened to my alarm

today--is encouragement and hard work. Throughout my life, my parents have always encouraged me, no matter the circumstance. I could have done poorly on a test, worksheet, or exam, and they would still encourage me to better myself. Growing up, they had to put forth a lot of hard work and effort, and through that, they taught me that hard work pays off. As a child, if I wanted to do something, my parents always made sure to remind me that it would require a lot of hard work. For example, I started

I believe it is harder for youth in America to find work because of the thirty to fourty years olds are filling the less meaningful jobs like fast food or gerocery stores as a permanent job. This is no allowing the younger generation to work these jobs while in hogh school or even college. also believe that a large percentage of todays youth lack a strong work ethic and and want something for free. “Millennials are the worst generation. They’re lazy, unmotivated, disconnected and they want a trophy