8 Tips for Building a Strong Work Ethic

[@ericaljones7665]

1 get to work early stay a little late 2 make a "to do" checklist 3 don't ask questions you can figure out on your own 4 always do more than what your asked to do ( go the extra mile) 5 never be doing nothing 6 don't complain about work who you work with ( don't get involved in gossip) 7 turn complaints into suggestion ( bring solutions ) 8 ignore the haters

[@AdvicefromDad]

Now, write them down for yourself and live them. :) Thanks for being here Erica!

[@joejacobs3537]

I already do all these things..

[@jaundicedpotatomuncher4623]

@@joejacobs3537 no one cares

[@materenemolaoa1752]

@@joejacobs3537 good for you! ❤️Says much about your work ethic.

[@joejacobs3537]

@@materenemolaoa1752 Thank you..I just can't help thinking that I could do more..

[@Pri-uk9sq]

My guy, you have no clue how much this helped me, keep making more of these

[@AdvicefromDad]

Thank you SO much for telling me that! 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@JonusMathiasLarsen]

A checklist will really help with recovering from my hole of procrastination I am very far behind in my online classes due to my poor motivation

[@RespectTheConglomerate]

I really needed this. I've been feeling so lazy lately. Thanks a lot

[@AdvicefromDad]

👍🏼👍🏼 be careful. Laziness can lead to lotta of other stupid decisions.

[@markwalsh6714]

Great list. I needed this boost as I hit mid life. Thankyou

[@chrisseaber1803]

Thank you so much for you time. I do one thing wrong and that's complain about work and people. I'm now going to change this thank uou. 😊

[@AdvicefromDad]

Good stuff! Yeah, complaining will get you nowhere. Glad you’re already excelling with the other 7.

[@Mike82ARP]

Great advice, especially #8. I learned that in the military.

[@anitakimerstorfer9229]

This was very helpful. Yes, it is common sense but you need to hear it once in a while to really incorporate it into your life.

[@AdvicefromDad]

Anita Kimerstorfer I too need to be reminded! Ha. But work ethic is what separates career success from career monotony.

[@matthewthomas7648]

Thank you for the information you've put out there. I work in the logging woods and this has helped me big time!!

[@AdvicefromDad]

oh cool! Thanks for letting me know that.

[@noyoucannot]

Thanks Dad😊

[@eastwindblackpaw6722]

Thank you. Very practical advice.

[@TheUnicornbutterfly]

Thank you for this! I hope you know that you are so valuable and helpful

[@AdvicefromDad]

Oh wow! Thanks! Glad this helped. Be sure to check out my other videos.. and I'll be posting more and more - Stay tuned in!

[@trinhbui977]

thanks dad

[@buggison]

Thank you, sir, for the sound advice 😄

[@soumilsharma8178]

Yayy, another awesome video. I'm probably going to use these tips at school, I'm moving soon and I think these tips will help me make a good impression on my new teachers. Thank you! 😄🤞🙃

[@AdvicefromDad]

For sure!!!

[@carnage3343]

Thanks dad. My real dad(rip) never taught me anything.😥

[@LC-qv7bv]

Love this. Adding to my playlist

[@mekdeszerfu1483]

APPLYING IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN KNOWING KNOW AM GOING TO TRAIN MY TRAINEES THANK YOU

[@luffyy8194]

Thank you 😊

[@joejacobs3537]

My biggest fear at work is that I don't do the job right..That fuels complainers and makes me feel that I let my bosses down..

[@AdvicefromDad]

Be humble and ask questions. Others will help u do the right thing.

[@joejacobs3537]

@@AdvicefromDad Thank you

[@isaklarsson5241]

Hey man, really like your video. I was hoping if you got advice on how to stop procrastination?

[@AdvicefromDad]

I'd say be sure to attend the Procrastinators' Webinar on Monday, but they postponed it indefinitely. OK.. bad dad joke. Sorry. OK yeah, man! I'll add that to the list. Great topic! Thankya!

[@sarahpeck1819]

My last job I got criticized for doing more than was asked of me.. I still think it's a good idea in general but yea bad memories.

[@AdvicefromDad]

See, the crabs in the bucket are for real. Most people WANT to keep you down. Success ain't for the weak. :)

[@a.sydney5036]

It’s very easy to hate people who outwork you. I probably got that from co-workers rather than your boss (unless your boss didn’t want you take their job).

[@the_sober_drink]

Good stuff

[@AdvicefromDad]

Thankya!

[@ConniePrice4]

I tried "staying a little late" before and they made me out to be an inefficient worker who had trouble getting things done by quitting time.

[@AdvicefromDad]

Woops. Yeah that can be tricky. Staying late only works if you’re going beyond what is asked in 8 hours. If you stretch out your normal tasks to last longer, then yeah, you’ll get called out. NOT saying that’s what you did. 😬

[@ConniePrice4]

@@AdvicefromDad Thank you for replying to my comments. Nope, that's not what I do. Not everybody says it. I guess I should be glad for that.

[@tonyholm2474]

Do you have any advice on getting my work partner to have a better work ethic I live by these rules you've listed but I can't seem too get her motivated to wanna do better at work

[@AdvicefromDad]

Laziness and apathy are hard to break. She a believer? If so, one thing that inspires and motivates me is to treat everything I put my hands to as worship. Even if it’s a meaningless task. Do it with excellence as if working for the Lord. God loves attention to detail and excellence. I know in a small way, I’m storing treasures in Heaven when I work this way. 👍🏼

[@jasmineamberdarrah]

Great video!

[@Happy_nessa]

GREAT advice!!!! 🙌🏾

[@grimmssocalledlife4140]

any advice for someone who masters a position and then gets so bored she quits. Also I overshare, and I would honestly honestly blame my disability except I’ve done that for my whole life I don’t understand social cues so I get nervous and don’t know when to shut up

[@AdvicefromDad]

Was there a question in there somewhere that I missed? It’s great that you mastered the skill. It sucks that you got bored with it and couldn’t tap in to some higher level creativity to take it into other areas. But it sounds like you’ve quit that position, so maybe that’s out of the question unless you revive it. You are way ahead of the game by admitting that you use your disability as an excuse for things. Most people who do that are blind to it. Self awareness is the first step towards self improvement. If your disability prevent you from being in group settings where you learn social cues, you can simply pick up a lot of it from watching network television shows. Have an awesome day!

[@briannduhiu2441]

great video!!!!

[@AdvicefromDad]

Thanks Brian! Glad ya liked it. Check out some of my other videos. I hope to really build a channel where I can pour into people and help them with life stuff. :)

[@scarla3695]

Wow this is really great dad

[@AdvicefromDad]

Thanks! They work!

[@wenonakulendi8191]

New subscriber here! This is so useful, thank you so much!

[@AdvicefromDad]

Thanks for being here! And you are so very welcome for the info! Glad to have ya!

[@AlejandraGallo]

Thanks dad :)

[@AdvicefromDad]

you bet!

[@aile12312]

thank you!

[@AdvicefromDad]

You're welcome Christabel! Thanks for watching!

[@chadpressley646]

Yea right the more you know the more they gi e to do ...the whiners and squeeky wheel always get what they want