Hey Kathy!

Good topic. It is so true.

There is nothing wrong with seeking the path of least resistance, unless it will take longer to achieve your goal by following it. Sometimes easier isn't always best. Anything worth having is worth working for, even if it requires hard work.

I have noticed, over the years that young people seem to lack a work ethic that we older people have. If a job is too much like work, and not enough fun, they aren't interested in doing it. Where do they get that from? Is it a bit of fallout from the technology age we live in, or is it from lack of parental guidence?

Just a thought.

Have an awesome day!

Trina

Thank you Kathy for the invite.
Happy Holidays
Kathy C

Quick conclusions Kathy! I think is not exactly that way, rather who works hard, that who daily is into his/her work is the one who finds more productive ways to do the same work, is that one who deserves the credit for the inventions, not the lazy!

Hello Trina, Wow, That may be the case, my daughter Emily she loves her job,all my girls do.I have given them the foundation to be amazing girls in the work force.Emily does telephone surveys for a big company,Molly works there as welll.They work very long hours,Matter of fact Emily has worked so many hours this last 2 weeks her check was alittle over 700.00 She was so jazzed,she is only 16 years old.so when she gets those kinds of checks it just makes her want to work more to get the money,She is amazing. Plus she goes to school in the morning at high school then takes acouple college courses in mid morning then goes to work from 2-9 at night every day Molly works every Sat,And Sun. from 10-6 she gets great money as well,Emily been working there for 1 year now. Even when we first moved to wash. from calif. the girls got jobs right away. there so much like me I am very proud of my daughters work ethics. So there is some kids if you teach them right will follow your foundation. We just need to talk to our children.Kathy/simikathy.com