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RE: Does hard work pay off in the end
Hola a todos, en esta oportunidad mi aporte es para dar mi humilde opinión al respecto:
Considero que todo ESFUERZO tiene su RECOMPENSA.
Sin embargo, recomiendo antetodo que:Lo primero y mas importante es conocer nuestras habilidades y destrezas.
Luego de conocer y reconocer nuestras fortalezas, debemos:
Explorar nuestros gustos.
No podemos andar por el mundo haciendo cosas solo por obligación, ya que:
No hay cosa mas desagradable para un empleado que trabajar por un sueldo haciendo algo que no le gusta.
Si ya conocemos nuestras fortalezas y gustos, debemos en adelante: Explotar dichas habilidades en un empleo que nos guste, que nos llene y que veamos como una oportunidad para seguir aprendiendo y mejor aun que "nos paguen por eso". De esa manera haremos "algo" que aunque necesite mucho esfuerzo, si amamos esa profesión, arte y/o disciplina no lo veremos como un trabajo aunque nos paguen por realizarlo.
Sin embargo, recomiendo antetodo que:
Hello everyone, on this occasion my contribution is to give my humble opinion on this matter:
I consider that every EFFORT has its REWARD.
However, I recommend first of all that: The first and most important thing is to know our skills and abilities. After knowing and recognizing our strengths, we must:Explore our tastes.
We can't go around the world doing things just out of obligation, because:
There's nothing more unpleasant for an employee than to work for a salary doing something they don't like.
If we already know our strengths and tastes, we should from now on: Exploit these skills in a job that we like, that fills us up and that we see as an opportunity to continue learning and even better that "we are paid for it". In that way we will do "something" that even though it needs a lot of effort, if we love that profession, art and/or discipline we will not see it as a job even if we are paid to do it.
However, I recommend first of all that: The first and most important thing is to know our skills and abilities. After knowing and recognizing our strengths, we must:
Again...
THANK YOU!