Seth Godin, marketing guru, has a blog for reflection occasionally reproduced here. On this occasion, the difference between working "hard" work "long", ie are different viewpoints on productivity and profits as well. And in these times, it is the challenge of what it means to work "hard." This is what tells Godin: Working "long" is what a lawyer does in 14 hours, filling out forms.
work "hard" is what a prudent litigant does when synthesized four disparate ideas and achieves an argument that wins the case, in less than five minutes .
The long-term work has an illustrious history: farmers, hunters, factory workers ... always thought that this type of work is success. For generations, there was a great benefit for those with stamina and strength to do a job for long.
On hand, is hard work terrifying. Do not work hard because it is inherent in it, risk. Hard work is hard because you can fail.
I think it is worth noting that often long-term work lays the foundation for hard work. If prepared well in practice and learning is likely to work hard.
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