Saturday, August 1, 2015

Smartly Hard Working or Hardly Working Smart?

Does working Smartly or Hard matter?
Work, by itself is a complexly definable term. But, the basic understanding is “What we do”, is understood to be work.
How does it pay off? And BTW, what does it pay off with?
The Answer to the latter is binary. Success or Failure. And how it pays off is the derivative of Success or failure! The culmination of hard work and smart work alone, will give Success. I’m denying that handwork is solely responsible for success.
Post the CBSE/State Board 12th Examination Results, when the State topper is interviewed, he or she (mostly, “she” these days) proudly says only this, (Apart from the thanking school, parents bla bla part) “It was the effect of my hard work, and finally it paid”.
No, certainly not.
“Hard work is only a speck of dust in the ocean of Success” There is also, the lion’s share of Smart Work. However hard you work and try to study something, finally only if you find intuitive ways to remember them in the exam hall, will it be fruitful.
Hard Work can be put by any Tom, Dick or Harry. But, smart work comes only by giving constant tuning to the grey matter! When it’s rusty, then it’s wasted.
Starting from a Wood-cutter to a CEO of a successful firm, the smartest way to approach things, shall only save time and provide easy success. “Success cannot be achieved easily” is archaic. The approach to deal with situations and handle them with a clear mindset shall only get you to success.
So, the primary step before you fix your goal, is simple. Do the analysis of what it takes to find the smart path (in some cases shortest, some efficient) and then decide your “hard”work metrics.
IF SOMETHING CAN BE ACHIEVED WITH SMART WORK, “LESS THAN SOMETHING” IS POSSIBLE WITH SHEER HARD WORK.
We, live in a world where TIME passes and we don’t (even in examinations). So, to keep up with the pace. And to reach your desired place. Smart work with tingling amounts of Hard Work is needed.

Make your choice, do your work…! “Smartly”