While some people are more driven and persistent as students or workers, others seem to be relaxed and satisfied with what they are having. Personally, I believe that there are various reasons leading to the hard work ethic; while it is desirable up to a point, too much work will exert detrimental effects on the overall health.
One fundamental reason is that people are pressurized by the expectations of their families and the society. In Vietnam, for example, failing to exhibit spectacular academic performance, students may be penalized for such failures. Another reason is the determination to escape from the poverty and create a completely new life. Leading an impoverished life is incredibly challenging, which is a stimulus to the diligence in the workplace or at school. The last reason is that they have found their particular interests in and passions for the fields in which they are working. This explains why they feel considerably more motivated, enjoyed, and willing to dedicate the whole life to exploring what they deeply love.
People can reap a multiplicity of benefits from being hard-working. In the realm of education, students with studious habits are more likely to be academic high-flyers and be admitted to top-notch institutions. Likewise, in an employment setting, industrious and committed workers stand much higher chances to rise to the top and become the leaders of teams or the managers of companies. Nevertheless, the strong desire for hard work has become an unhealthy obsession among some people. Indeed, taking an excessive workload can result in somatic and psychological problems such as headaches, backaches, and distress.
In conclusion, people in different situations have different reasons to work hard to achieve their personal goals. Although working hard is beneficial in some aspects, people work very long hours, to the detriment of their health.
While
some
people
are more driven and persistent as students or workers, others seem to
be relaxed
and satisfied with what they are having.
Personally
, I believe that there are various
reasons
leading to the
hard
work
ethic; while it is desirable up to a point, too much
work
will exert detrimental effects on the
overall
health.
One fundamental
reason
is that
people
are pressurized
by the expectations of their families and the society. In Vietnam,
for example
, failing to exhibit spectacular academic performance, students may
be penalized
for such failures. Another
reason
is the determination to escape from the poverty and create a completely new life. Leading an impoverished life is
incredibly
challenging, which is a stimulus to the diligence in the workplace or at school. The last
reason
is that they have found their particular interests in and passions for the fields in which they are working. This
explains
why they feel
considerably
more motivated, enjoyed, and willing to dedicate the whole life to exploring what they
deeply
love
.
People
can reap a multiplicity of benefits from being
hard
-working. In the realm of education, students with studious habits are more likely to be academic high-flyers and
be admitted
to top-notch institutions.
Likewise
, in an employment setting, industrious and committed workers stand much higher chances to rise to the top and become the leaders of teams or the managers of
companies
.
Nevertheless
, the strong desire for
hard
work
has become an unhealthy obsession among
some
people
.
Indeed
, taking an excessive workload can result in somatic and psychological problems such as headaches, backaches, and distress.
In conclusion
,
people
in
different
situations have
different
reasons
to
work
hard
to achieve their personal goals. Although working
hard
is beneficial in
some
aspects,
people
work
very
long hours, to the detriment of their health.