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Hard work means working intelligently and vigorously at a given task to complete it with maximum efficiency.

The qualities of a hard worker are being an action-oriented, self-starter, who has a strong drive for success and sufficient self-confidence to persevere when the going gets tough. Other important qualities of a hard worker include a detail-oriented mindset and focusing on goals.
Why work hard? Well, you work hard for something you believe in. You work hard for something you’ve thought and planned for and will lead you to success, happiness or well-being.

The most important aspect about the concept of hard work is that it cannot be faked. The work is necessary and cannot be circumvented, skipped or artificially accelerated. Hard work needs dedicated efforts which is the very essence of hard work. Omoluabi believes in hard work. Omoluabi wants to encourage its members and readers to recognize the importance of working hard, because hard workers have strong desires to meet their goals which give them a leg up over their competitors. They remain committed to what they are doing, despite any setbacks, technical problems or other issues that may arise. We Omoluabi’s believe that hard workers take full responsibility for their actions, and they realize that no one else is going to do the work for them.

Another key attribute that Omoluabi’s believe in is that hard workers have a mindset that carries them over low points and snags. A key internal factor that affects hard workers is whether or not they have pride in their work. Because of the pride they have in their work, they don’t allow external factors such as money or prestige to motivate them because their motivation is intrinsic. Without pride in your work, it is easy to seek shortcuts and give up before completing the job.

Omoluabi believe that someone with mental health problems cannot be a hard worker because of lack of motivation and energy. No one works hard for no reason at all. Nothing replaces hard work. No matter the job you have to accomplish, there is nothing more important that getting busy and getting the work done. Everyone who takes an idea and make it into something valuable does it through hard work.

There is great value in hard work. Hard work teaches perseverance, persistence, and determination. It teaches us that hard work pays off. It teaches us to stick with it when times are tough. Nothing in life is easy. It isn’t good to always have your hand out, waiting on someone to give you something. Work for it. There is great satisfaction in putting in hard work and earning a paycheck for your diligence. Hard work comes with a sense of pride that cannot be replaced with a hand out. Hard work is the only way to excel in life.

Like many other virtues and principles, the Omoluabi principle of hard work is one that is universally valued throughout cultures and generations. A good work ethic is a character trait that is applicable to any task or endeavour that one undertakes. Beyond this however it is almost universally the difference between what is nominal and what is excellent. Excellence, mastery and perfection do not come easily. They are not the fruits of a sluggard, and it is for that reason that they are so highly prized and valued.

This quality of hard work is integral to the legal system, particularly as it relates to court trials. Despite popular depictions as lawyers being naturally clever and skilled, the most successful parties in a courtroom are not necessarily the most intelligent or talented. They may not be the ones with the best educations or even the strongest cases. The factor that almost always makes the greatest difference in a courtroom setting will inevitably be the hard work and time spent by a party in thoroughly preparing a case.
Just like any other contest, the importance of hard work in the courtroom setting cannot be overstated. However, what makes it even more important are its beneficial effects. A conscientious and prepared lawyer can be the difference between a jail sentence and freedom. This can and regularly does have a dramatic effect on the life of the person before the court. Consequently, lawyers must and do work hard for the members of the public that they choose to represent. Countless hours are spent reviewing the case and understanding every seemingly insignificant detail to the point where it is nearly committed to memory.

Finally when all this done, the advocate enters the courtroom and presents the case as if it were completely natural, (but of course it was not). The rest of life is not unlike the courtroom. People in the various professions that have achieved virtuoso status do not happen upon it. Hard work is always at the foundation of success and excellence. It is an amazing quality to possess and cultivate. It is also integral to being an omoluabi.

Finally when all this done, the advocate enters the courtroom and presents the case as if it were completely natural, (but of course it was not). The rest of life is not unlike the courtroom. People in the various professions that have achieved virtuoso status do not happen upon it. Hard work is always at the foundation of success and excellence. It is an amazing quality to possess and cultivate. It is also integral to being an omoluabi.