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It doesn't matter how hard you worked, what matters is the results you produced. For example, she talks about not understanding what "hard work" meant in colle
by agota 7y ago
It doesn't matter how hard you worked, what matters is the results you produced.
For example, she talks about not understanding what "hard work" meant in college, but who cares? Did you get the grades you wanted? That's all that matters.
It's the same in the "real world", it doesn't matter how hard you work at something, what matters are the results. Did you get what you wanted?
I don't really understand what is the point of pontificating over the meaning of "hard work". Is this some echo of the protestant worldview?