Quote from: Mondiba on June 21, 2021, 04:51:38 PM

How true is this saying that Reaction is equal to Action in real life evaluation
(Case study "wheelbarrow pusher)
Consider how this men hustle on daily bases to get to make ends meet.
Consider a recharge card seller who buys card of 1000 and get 15 naira as profit.
Consider vendors who stand by the road side and customer will only read the newspaper without buying.
An individual working for his boss and his effort is not seen by his boss.
Using these evaluations and some other which you have come across a how true is the saying that INPUT=OUTPUT.

Your post was a bit hard for me to understand, because of the way it was written. But I think what you’re trying to say here is that the level of effort or hard work we put into something determines what we get in return. Well I don’t really think that is the case, if that’s what you’re trying to say. That’s not how it works. That’s why all those people you have described here will put in a lot of work and still won’t get rich.

The cleaner in a restaurant might work harder than his manager, but that doesn’t mean that at the end of the month he is going to get paid more than the manager. So, it doesn’t really have to do with hard work, you can work hard but still remain poor. So, you have to be smart. Instead of working hard , you have to work smart. You have to think smart; think of ideas and ways that you can do something and do it better and also earn more from it. So it’s not just about working hard, because working hard doesn’t get you much.