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Work Ethic Essay

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As an applicant for the Law and Public Service Program I know that the qualities of a great student extremely self-motivated, a strong work ethic, effective time management strategies, analytical skills, and verbal skills. Even though I may not have all of these qualities I can say that self-motivation, work ethic, and time management are three quality I possess and take very seriously not only when I am in an educational environment but also when I have to get things done outside of school. Self-motivation is the ability to encourage yourself to achieve your goals, individually. Self-motivation is a quality I have to use everyday. Whether it's completing homework, studying, applying to high school, etc I am able to remind myself of the importance of working hard, which is one of the reasons I stay motivated and show my best effort in all aspects of my life. …show more content…

When I looked up the phrase “work ethic” in the dictionary it said, “ a belief in the moral benefit and importance of work and its inherent ability to strengthen character”. The definition of work ethic is basically someone who sees the importance of hard work and how it will positively influence their life. I know the importance of hard work. I understand that in order to see the best results you have to be able to put in as much effort as possible. I also understand the overall effect having a strong work ethic has on my character. Knowing the importance of work gives me the ability to push myself and keep myself focused when completing work to the best of my

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