Editing Work ethic (section)

===Assumptions===
Assumptions about good work ethic, drawn out in the philosophical writings of Goldman, are:<ref>{{cite book|author=Alvin I. Goldman|title=A theory of human action|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=RfADAQAAIAAJ|year=1970|publisher=Prentice-Hall|isbn=9780139144400 }}</ref>

#The path to what you want is to take action.
#The success of action plans depends upon how congruent one's worldview ([[wikt:Weltanschauung|Weltanschauung]]) is with the society's.
#Many problems faced are only a temporary breakdown of self-management.
#Setting time limits for achieving goals helps to overcome the edge of discomforts that time can have on subjective needs.
#A positive problem-solving or goal attainment experience improves one's ability to cope with the next difficulty.
#Hardships in life are a normality; they become a problem when they are the same over and over.
#A person is what they do, and feelings flow from behavior.
#Feelings can be viewed as beliefs about one's wants.
#How hard you work will determine how far you go.