work ethic a belief in the moral benefit
and importance of work and its inherent
ability to strengthen character that's
the definition but can you really sum it
up in just one sentence if one sentence
was all we needed to understand work
ethic then the world will be packed with
dedicated hard-working people no one
would ever have a doubt in their mind
work ethic is built by you it's a small
moments when you are in charge that
makes everything matter work ethic isn't
when your boss tells you need to get
something done it's not when you have a
due date and have to pull an all-nighter
to get something done it's about doing
the work when no one else is watching no
one cares if you are successful
it may be jealousy it may be because
they are too afraid to even try - you
are doing either way you can't let what
someone else says influence your
behavior they don't want you to succeed
that even your mom wants is to succeed
is if you do she thinks you're not going
to call her back if you want to have a
strong work ethic and I mean a really
strong work ethic that early Rizer work
hustle kill mentality it's entirely up
to you
your work ethic might be influenced by
the degrees that you watch the books
that you read and the people that you
talk to but at the end of the day you
either have it or you don't if you are
working on something that you are truly
passionate about you really need to
hustle to get things done that's why the
most successful people are constantly
running on full-blast they're always
thinking working dreaming they practice
their work like it's a craft their
practice is like an art form time is the
one commodity that you can't get back
and trust me there's no way to make more
of it when people see something like I'd
rather die than miss a day in the gym
what they really mean is that they see
no other possibility the only path in
their mind is that they have to work
hard and get success
now you think you've gotten probation
you're thinking right now I'm going to
go out and do XYZ to get the ball
rolling on what I have to get done but
this isn't the time when you really eat
strong work ethic it's during hardships
that's when the going gets tough when
you were rejected over and over and over
when you suffer from writer's block and
just can't come up with an idea when
you've got a million other errands to
run and you don't have time to work on
your passion what do you do then what
happened to all your hard work ethic you
have to work on your goals as if it's
the only thing that matters it's about
being consistent it's about coming back
from those downfalls
and being stronger and more dedicated
than ever before it's about working
through your setbacks and working around
your disadvantages those little tasks
that other people see as menial are the
most important things you can be doing
you need that 1% increase that's the one
that separates the successful people
from the unsuccessful because everyone
tries but the successful people take it
to the next level they sacrifice and
they're relentless with their practice
do you know what some of the most
successful people had to do to build
their empires they poured everything
into their passion and they never
doubted what they were doing Bill Gates
the founder of Microsoft worked
literally all day long he slept on the
same desk his computer was on woke up
and picked up programming right where he
left off
he had no days off Eddie Van Halen the
famous guitar player known for creating
explosive hardrock sounds in the 70s and
80s spent his entire youth building his
craft as a teenager he used to walk
around the house with his guitar
strapped to him and practice all the
time when other kids were out partying
until 3:00 a.m. you could find him in
his room practicing his guitar Michael
Phelps a competitive swimmer and the
most decorated Olympian of all time
is ubiquitous for his practice routine
during training Phelps was a minimum of
80,000 meters per week training for 5 to
6 hours per day and he fuels himself
with a 12,000 calorie diet and work
ethic doesn't necessarily mean being an
athlete or a businessman even comedian
Jerry Seinfeld knew the value of work
ethic Seinfeld's trick was called don't
break the chain he advocated marking a
big red X on his calendar for every day
he wrote a new material with the goal of
filling every day with a big red X and
never breaking the chain determining
your level of sacrifice requires setting
personal standards you have to love the
challenge and the grind are you going to
work on your passion all day and all
night if it means you'll finally achieve
your goals are you willing to push
through all the negative parts the
setbacks the losses can you ignore the
people who tell you what you are doing
is not possible you can accomplish
anything you want if you're just willing
to do it
you don't learn to deal with the
challenge you learn to love the
challenge to work day in and day out on
one goal you need passion if you really
believe what you're doing is important
if you look around you and see things
done the wrong way and you know you can
do a better if you can't imagine what
the world would be like without your
contribution then you just might have
the passion to develop yourself into
something better
building a strong work ethic is setting
yourself up for long-term success
it's snoballs working hard leads to
accomplishing your goals accomplishing
your goals leads to making more money
and meeting more successful people which
leads to more education being successful
in one area often translate to other
areas of life that's why people feel
more focused and have higher
productivity when they start a gym
routine they're not just building their
body they're building their work ethic
and once you build your success you have
something that no one can take away from
you you truly have a strong work ethic
even if you woke up tomorrow and lost
everything you can build it back up
again because now you know how because
you are disciplined if you've done it
once you can do it again you can't erase
years of hard work it's like muscle
memory for your brain a well-developed
work ethic is one of the strongest tools
you can attain and best of all you can
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