Does work ethic apply equally across jobs/professions/objectives?

[Costanza]

I’ve seen this said a lot and I think I disagree.



Asked Kawhi Leonard about where he developed his famous work ethic from, and he gave a really insightful answer. Compared it to any job in life, whether it's being producer, basketball player, or a construction worker.

"I was just being wise about it. With any craft, if it's being a producer, a rapper, or a basketball player, tennis player, they always talk about the work and the consistency. They go from all the greats in any genre or any aspect of a craftsmanship, it's always about work. Like I said, listening to music, studying different craftsmanships, from basketball and just overall anything. Somebody being a construction worker, building houses, it's always about the extra work and the extra hours you put in. That's what I took into my craft and wanted to be the best, one of the best to play, and that's what it is."

 

[tallblacknyc]

Depending on the situation it can be about who you know.. you could get a job or position you don’t necessarily deserve because family, friend, somebody you know… the best worker isn’t always being paid their worth or in a proper position they deserve.. the reality of life, the fairytale they still try to sell.. in the real world nepotism , hookups, racism, favoritism exist

 

[Costanza]

Bump