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@polotek ("Marco Rogers") replied to a tweet by @polotek:
This message resonated with me because it acknowledges that working hard sometimes is an important part of the plan. Especially early in your career. You have to gain experience and learn how to be awesome. There's no substitute for hard work there.
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@MichellCClark ("let my people glo ✨") wrote:
“work smart, not hard.”
yes, but you have to work hard for a while before you can understand what working smart looks like. read, research, and plan—but do the work, too. allow your failures to illuminate the path in front of you.