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Not sure what you're getting at. If someone means "hard work", or really, just "work", but they make a new term for the sake of making a new term, then it's al
by mynameishere 16y ago
Not sure what you're getting at. If someone means "hard work", or really, just "work", but they make a new term for the sake of making a new term, then it's all the worse that it's coming from an "actual" pyschologist. I hope I didn't suggest that professionals don't do that. They do obviously, especially in the soft sciences.
- edanm 16y agoThe term doesn't mean "hard work". It's shorthand for saying: "believing that hard work, and not inherent talent, is what brings success". So I think in this case, the term is worthwhile.