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The Biggest Charity You Can Do Today

The biggest charity you can do today is to do your role well.  We all come into this world with a purpose, and that purpose is to serve others by doing our role well.  You role could be a leader, a follower, housewife, businessman, employee or the government.  For when you do your role well, you can really helping others on a continuous basis.  Isn't this the biggest charity in the world?

How to do your role well?  You need to work hard.  In this age of smartphones, many people think that working hard is stupid.  In fact it is not easy to work hard, for you have to not just use your body but also your mind and heart as well.  

If you want to get rich, you need to work hard. 

In fact, working hard is not the same as hardworking, as when you are working hard, you may not realize that you are working hard.  For work has become a joy, and working hard is second nature as you are just fulfilling your calling.

If you enjoy your work and work your enjoyment, work is never hard at all and you'll never need to retire.  

Understand that work hard is not hard if you work with your hearts.

If you find that your work is hard, it's hard for you to work hard.

Hard words make work hard.

Heart words make hard work not hard. 

A manager's job is to make people work hard, not make people's work hard.

Work hard until work becomes easy, and you don't have to work hard anymore.

To stand out in the workplace, work hard when everyone is hardly at work.

Finally, work so hard until people say you 'spoil the market'.  

You can work hard in the following 7 ways:
  1. Work longer hours
  2. Work longer hours without staying back late
  3. Work earlier hours
  4. Work on rest days
  5. Work when people detest work
  6. Work when nobody is watching
  7. Work  when everyone has given up
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