Hard work doesn't pay off. Do this instead

I don't believe hard work pays off all the time. I know everyone says that through hard work you can achieve whatever you want. Or that success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration.

Yes, I get that you can't expect things to fall into your lap or be given a silver spoon all your life, but how often do you get everything you want despite all your efforts?

No, I am not lazy nor am I advocating laziness. But I know everyone can agree that there were times in their lives that no matter how hard they tried, they ended up failing.

In order to succeed, you have to change your mindset. It's not how hard you work, it's how differently you can think in order to get your desired results. If you get the same results no matter how hard you work, you're wasting your efforts.

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2016, Bachelors in Chemistry at UC Riverside
2017, Masters in Environmental Engineer at UC Irvine

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[adlynnnn]

"the lazier but smarter" oh okay

I did the first one but it turned out that I completely forgot about the second one

[sabrinasususa]

Yes it sucks
I study hardwork school get bad grades
I try hardwork learn driving and still make mistakes
It ain't fair

[votrungtinh]

em cũng suy nghĩ như anh. em có 1 thằng bạn, chơi game lâu năm mà vẫn gà, mặc dù nó chơi rất chăm chỉ. vấn đề là nó ko chịu động não

[RedaReda-vlff]

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