Hard Work vs Smart Work - Valarppom Thannambikkai - 13

Dont be so hard on yourself, my dear friend. If a "mandu" should have your qualities and your abilities, then I would rather aspire to be a mandu.

L,
sridhar

Most Gracious ILites,
I am pleased to post the next thread in the series. We learned about hard work and smart work last week. Smartness, as many people think, is not being free of errors. Real smartness is learning from, and even gaining from one's mistakes, as the incidents narrated this week will show, either directly or by implication.

regards,

very kool one i heard this japanese story many times.....

before marriage i wasone of those hard workers.....i used to sit infront of books for long hours and used to pass with ok kind of marks...but after marriage i wrote few certification exams..i had spent some designated amount of time per day per week and cleared it with no hassles...

i thinkit just depends on how wetune our mind....

Originally Posted by SriVidya75

very kool one i heard this japanese story many times.....

before marriage i wasone of those hard workers.....i used to sit infront of books for long hours and used to pass with ok kind of marks...but after marriage i wrote few certification exams..i had spent some designated amount of time per day per week and cleared it with no hassles...

i thinkit just depends on how wetune our mind....

Thanks, Srividya.
As we start working we should always resort to hard work. Continuous hard work and sustained focus will soon make us smart. Then we should think of moving up to smart work.
These days you need both hard work and smart work to succeed in this competitive world.
love,
sridhar