Work Ethic: What It Really Means—and How to Build It Without Burning Out
Work ethic is not the number of hours you suffer. It is the reliability with which you meet useful standards, follow through and improve.
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Work ethic is not the number of hours you suffer. It is the reliability with which you meet useful standards, follow through and improve.
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