
Ecclesiastes 10:10 · World English Bible
Ecclesiastes 10:10 Meaning If the Ax Is Blunt
If the ax is blunt, and one doesn’t sharpen the edge, then he must use more strength; but skill brings success.

Ecclesiastes 10:10 · World English Bible
If the ax is blunt, and one doesn’t sharpen the edge, then he must use more strength; but skill brings success.
Anyone can supply more force; the rare move is fixing the belief that made the force necessary. What a person assumes about a job sets the state they carry into it, the state sets the emotion, the emotion drives how they move, and years of moving that way compound into a destiny of long hours and thin returns.
From the Self-Help reading below.
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SELF-HELP
Anyone can supply more force; the rare move is fixing the belief that made the force necessary.
What a person assumes about a job sets the state they carry into it, the state sets the emotion, the emotion drives how they move, and years of moving that way compound into a destiny of long hours and thin returns. Grinding harder intervenes at the last link, the point of least leverage.
Skill is the intervention made further up, on the assumption itself. A person who examines what they have decided about the work and about their own capacity changes the state they operate from, and the same hours begin returning something different. Skipping that rarely produces outright failure; it produces decades of honest effort worth a fraction of what it cost.
Self-Help lens
Where am I pushing harder instead of asking what I have assumed?
Handle the thing while it is small and simple. Force applied late is force wasted on what a little understanding would have solved.
A master butcher's blade stays sharp for years because he finds the openings in the joint instead of hacking through bone. Skill replaces strain.
It is not the work that exhausts us but our judgment about it. Examine the judgment and the same labor becomes a different thing.

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