The ability to work hard has always been underappreciated and devalued by various elements in society. In our experience, it’s crystal clear that having a strong work ethic and positive attitude towards working hard is highly predictive of success. Below, you’ll find highlights of our conversations around how one might go about developing or leveling up their work ethic.

Deandre Depratto

I’m work ethic come from me not having nothing plus the hustle is in me not on me .. I always want more than enough! Read more>>

Coach D’lo Walker

I believe I got my work ethics by the great people around me that I have been able to learn, and pull from. Read more>>

Treash Chitsike Katondo

Background!
I saw my mother work , and I mean work very hard she always used to emphasize on the importance of working hard.
We saw her knock on doors that changed our lives , and I promised to go beyond what she has done for my own children . Read more>>

Row Stacks

I get my work ethic from my bloodline my brother mainly he showed that having a strong work ethic pays Read more>>

Teddy Monclaire

Get my work ethic from my parents. From watching them as I was a kid hood multiple jobs to provide for me and my siblings with a won’t stop can’t stop attitude. My mother has multiple degrees in various subjects, she has work extremely hard to be where she is at today. Endless nights of studying and writing papers while working two jobs, one full-time and a part-time to still be able to provide and have activities and sports lined up for each child. Read more>>

Lindsay Langsdale

I grew up in a military household, with both of my parents serving in the Air Force. They were firm believers that you had to work hard for the things you wanted. Sometimes, they juggled more than one job, and even ran a side hustle baking birthday cakes, all to ensure we had a good life. While I had a relatively privileged upbringing, I understood from an early age that everything we had was a direct result of their dedication and sacrifice. Read more>>

Cheryl Murphy

I grew up in a Military family so the work hard ethic was instilled at a young age ! Read more>>

Amanda Tronchin

Growing up in the United States as a first-generation American with parents from the United Kingdom and the Caribbean came with its own set of challenges and expectations. From an early age, I felt a constant pressure to excel academically, driven not only by my own aspirations but also by the hopes of my family. This pressure was compounded by my involvement in multiple programs and organizations, including church, school, YMCA, and AAU, among others. Each of these experiences, while demanding, played a crucial role in shaping my character. Read more>>

Peter Boutros

My parents. Read more>>

Coco Ash

I definitely get my work ethic from my parents . My drive to work hard in everything I do is highly important . Read more>>

Jason Innocent

I learned my strong work ethic from my hardworking parents, who worked long hours. Their dedication greatly influenced my values and habits. Read more>>

Nathan Poole

I learned from wrestling that time under pressure is the only way you improve. Read more>>

Kadayalee Washington

My parents , but also from a higher calling. The vision to fulfill my prophecy is a god given gift Read more>>

Lamie Doan

My work ethic as a visual effects artist stems from my passion for storytelling and my commitment to creativity. I’ve always been inspired by the power of visual effects to transform ideas into captivating experiences. Growing up, I was encouraged to pursue my interests, which instilled in me a strong sense of dedication and perseverance. I believe that hard work, continuous learning, and attention to detail are essential to pushing the boundaries of my craft and delivering exceptional results in every project I undertake. Read more>>