Nobody Cares Work Harder Motivational T-Shirt

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It’s a pleasure to have you here read about one of the painful truths in life. I want to remind you that, too many expectations from people can ruin your life. Man has always been part of the equation as we’ve always hunted,” he wrote. “And, we must continue to be. Hunting is conservation.” Sometimes, you may get the attention of people who get to know about your goals or problems. No matter how serious your situation is; it wouldn’t be that serious to the third person you are talking to.

You came to this planet alone. The greatest support we ever get comes from our parents or families. They actually cared for our lives and happiness. But that love and care start diminishing when you grow up. This is the time you begin to take full responsibility for your life. Life is like a battleground, when you don’t get anyone to help you fight your battles, don’t quit?! Everyone is fighting his own battle, those who succeed earlier have the advantage of giving you a helping hand. Even that is an option for them. So don’t even expect it.

What Does "Nobody Cares, Work Harder" Actually Mean?

Perhaps you've kept your head low and have been working hard, yet you still aren't seeing the results you thought you would have achieved by now.

One of Hanes’s mottos is “Nobody cares. Work harder.” But it’s clear Hanes does care—about cultivating resilience and discipline in himself, yes—but also about encouraging it in others.Many people—even enthusiastic carnivores—have conflicted feelings about hunting. Highly publicized controversies such as the Cecil the Lion debacle have reanimated concerns over indiscriminate “trophy hunters,” a label that has also been applied to Hanes. It's a good idea to keep this motto top of mind, so you can motivate yourself to keep going even when it's the last thing you want to do.

Yes! Breathe fire like a dragon. Be strong, fight your battles wisely and bravery. They will later care but probably not today.

The main issue was that I suddenly realized I had been doing the assignment wrong, and I needed to start from scratch, following a series of complex and needlessly repetitive "show your work" calculations that would keep me up until 3 a.m.