effort

1. Struggle, struggle, application, effort, and effort means that the action is directed or forced to a clear purpose. Effort is the effort to achieve the goal: he will try to control himself. Applications are ongoing efforts and caution and are always applied to liability. Effort refers to a continuous, sustained series of efforts to achieve a certain goal, which is usually a valuable and difficult target. Effort is a kind of energetic and often labor intensive energy consumption and often does not end.

C15: From the old French esfort to Esfosa to the Force, eventually it is strong from the Latin fortress.

Efforts from Central France in the late 15th century came from the actions of the old French Esholtz. Display power "(from Latin ex -" out "to (ex - see) + Latin Fortress" strong "(see Fortress)

Syn: Efforts, applications, hard work, hard work mean energy activities and energy consumption. Efforts are spent on the body and energy to achieve specific goals. He tries to control himself. Application is continuous effort coupled with cautious attention and diligence: applied to human research. Effort refers to a continuous and sustained series of efforts to achieve an objective, often with value and difficulty: trying to save survivors. Efforts are often powerful actions or efforts without ending their views. It disappears from fatigue.

Work hard - you can work like Bill Gates. The important thing is to act actively and make the right effort so as not to waste your time. Try to distinguish the most successful leader from other leaders. They did not stop like 1,000 rumpelstiltskins were trying to defeat them in their own game and they worked hard on their own goals. Body language - You can tell the same body language as Sheryl Sandberg. Learn the great people and see how they communicate nonverbally. If necessary, find a coach and see where you might need to communicate. A word - independent signal may not be a secret to push you to the top, but they certainly hinder you getting there. Body language-oriented tradition

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