Maybe the article fails recognize that “being smart and innovative” is an ability too and it’s praise-worthy. > Results are what matter in the end, and I think

Maybe the article fails recognize that “being smart and innovative” is an ability too and it’s praise-worthy. > Results are what matter in the end, and I think clever shortcuts are as praiseworthy as hard work. Later in life, people don't get paid for effort I generally don’t agree with this. Result is all that matters but count many times you can get it with clever shortcuts, most time efforts do pay off and get you what you want. Praising clever shortcuts can encourage cheating that what I fear the most. Once that gets into your mind, hard to get out