What ever happened to working hard? I don't mean hard physical labor; I mean taking pride in the work we do, being willing to go the extra mile, and understanding that no gain is ever made without effort. It seems that everywhere I look, people increasingly have a sour attitude about being asked to do anything beyond the bare minimum. Everybody wants a paycheck, but nobody wants to work hard. My wife is the anthesis to the work avoider. She delights in a project. She loves to plan and ponder and design a project almost more than doing it. She loves to ponder and solve a problem. She teaches that skill and that love to ponder and work to our children. She is the ultimate hard worker.
If you know Rindy you know she loves the power of the paintbrush. As such she and Mackie have attacked a refresh of Mackie's room. New paint, new linens, new pillows and a new look indeed.
Hard work is the only thing I know of that can make you thinner, richer, more knowledgable, and happier without costing you a penny. Find a project to do. So let's not be afraid to put in a few extra hours, go the extra mile, go out of our way to solve a problem for someone else, push a little harder in our workouts, or do more than we're asked. Success will naturally follow!
If you know Rindy you know she loves the power of the paintbrush. As such she and Mackie have attacked a refresh of Mackie's room. New paint, new linens, new pillows and a new look indeed.
Hard work is the only thing I know of that can make you thinner, richer, more knowledgable, and happier without costing you a penny. Find a project to do. So let's not be afraid to put in a few extra hours, go the extra mile, go out of our way to solve a problem for someone else, push a little harder in our workouts, or do more than we're asked. Success will naturally follow!
