Productivity How to Work Hard and Work Smart Don't double-down when overwhelmed at work. Reevaluate your habits. Posted April 15, 2021 | Reviewed by Lybi Ma ...

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Work hard Be the example you want to set. Be the change you want to see. Be the leader you would want to follow. Practice what you preach, stick to your high standards and don’t cut your own ...

You work smarter, you feel better and you get results that last. High performers know this. They don’t measure success by how much they suffer; they measure it by how well they perform.

Learn how the mantra 'work smart, not hard' can help you achieve more each day – even if your boss doesn't get it at first.

Millions are lost. We don’t need to work harder. We need to work smarter. Whether it’s housing policy, health care regulation, or construction permitting, the most effective solutions usually aren’t ...