Hard work is good, but hard work only works when it is done with a complementary level of smartness - And, by smartness I mean, 'when you don't just expend energy doing the minors.' Smartness is developing discipline at making the majors primary and the minors secondary.
In music, minor notes impacts a piece very lightly, but you can still feel the difference. The difference becomes more real when you play a major minor(that is making a minor chord a major, e.g when you play Jazz) - likewise too, in real life, when you concentrate on the major(s), it shows eventually in the kind of results you get - and, when you play the minor as your major, you get Jazz as your reward - and, the word Jazz was also jargon as found in Chaucer and Shakespeare.
In other words, you can't make something really meaningful out of life if you make the minor the major and the major the minor.
You'll agree with me that, by now you already know that expending massive effort doesn't mean you're effective or productive.
You are a very smart person if you are putting all your effort in your 'Highest And Best Use Talents'. We are in the age of wisdom according to Steven R. Covey. And giving the world the gift of your sincere reason for living is the apex of wisdom.
So many people need to go from mere existence to greatness. It's time to live! Give this world the product or service you are born to offer. Don't die with it.
Action Exercise: Wake up now! Stop postponing, and start Chasing that dream in your heart.
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