If you work as hard at the task you desire to do as the task you must do, you will go places.

If you work as hard at the task you desire to do as the task you must do, you will go places.
By The Napoleon Hill Foundation

It's been said that you should always work at two jobs simultaneously: the one you have and the one you desire. When you work as hard at the task you want to do as the task you must do, you are preparing yourself for the future. You are learning skills that will enable you to grow beyond your present position and into your boss's job and your boss's boss's job. When the time comes, you'll be ready. When you've mastered one task, don't rest on your laurels. Instead, begin immediately to think about the future, about how you can improve what you're doing now, and what you can learn that will allow you to progress in the future. Ours is a knowledge-based economy in which intellectual property is worth far more than physical goods. To succeed today requires continuous learning; staying current in your field means a lifetime of study in our fast-paced world.


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