a look at location, hard work and smart work economically.

[Teratai93]

Many people in developing countries experience such severe economic pressure that the best option is to emigrate, even abroad. Some of these people may lack adequate skills, but they possess strong determination and are willing to do any job, hoping to earn a more decent income than they might have earned in their home country. It's no surprise, then, that many people from developing countries find themselves confined to domestic work, working on plantations, or other labor-intensive jobs.

Sometimes, they don't receive a fair share of work or wages in their own countries, or there's still widespread nepotism, which marginalizes even those with adequate skills.

[gibrab16]

Location matters more than most realize. Same skills earn differently depending on your city/country. Hard work helps, but without the right environment or market, it often maxes out fast. Smart work + right location = multiplier effect.

[lornadane]

Imo, location still matters economically — living in a crypto-friendly country or near hubs can make networking and access to opportunities easier. Hard work is necessary, but smart work — like leveraging Bitcoin or DeFi — often beats sheer grind.

[Leahized]

There are people who changes location due to their skills and experience on what they does, which directly refers as demands on the availability of the work or Job opportunities in that particular region or areas they are. Mr A could decide to relocate to specific area in search of greener pasture, and this refers to how such places could favor them more than their previous places.

Acquiring skills takes a lot of time and only skills do not work in case of change of location. Even the place is changed to improve economically. It just creates many opportunities for skills and experience to change places in most cases. But one main goal is to be more economically self-sufficient from the previous position to the current position. Many times it is seen that the amount of money we earn through jobs,In real life it costs more than you. This is the main reason that if the job location is good then many opportunities can be availed. And maybe financially better off than ever.

[lornadane]

Ngl, location alone isn’t enough — the economy or your skills can limit results. Smart work without discipline or effort can fail too. The real edge comes from combining all three: location, consistent effort, and strategic thinking.

[Pi-network314159]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

Hard or smart work is not enough in formal location. Sometimes changing location is good expecialy to where you service is needed orodt valued. Just like they said a prophet is not recorgnised in his home Land, that is why you see many people don't succeed in their location when they do their business, most time over familiarity affect business. When people know you much, they will not believe in what you do, instead they will prefer going outside thinking your work is inferior to what outsiders does, and that reason is what people travel to where they are not known and their work will be cherishes and patronized. Change of location is Very necessary when you see that your current location is not favourable to you. But if your location is favourable then you should not think of changing location.

But another question I have in mind is that how do you know if you are making progress in your location when you have not traveld or change your location? Because I ma talking from experience. Just like they said "a toad in the well does not know about the ocean".

[@nn@_pen9]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

Behind the reality, people who migrate from their place of origin to a much better place are driven by nothing other than economic factors. such as unequal wage gaps, limited job opportunities. Migration isn't just about hard work and smart work, but a combination of both. This is a reality experienced by many, where migration takes advantage of new opportunities to increase income and achieve a significantly better quality of life. but it must also be balanced with the skills possessed by each individual, otherwise they will find it difficult to adapt to circumstances that demand very high standards.

[Inwestour]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

You can find work almost anywhere, the difference lies in how much that work is paid. Where there is higher demand, there is usually higher pay. That is why people from smaller towns or rural areas often move closer to big cities, where there are more job opportunities and where they can earn more money for the same work. It is good if, in such cases, you can take your family with you. But if you leave your family behind and move alone in order to earn more, this can have a negative impact in the long run, especially on the family, because you will spend very little time together.

[Orpichukwu]

It's not just about working smart or hard work; it's about the people who choose to travel to another country trying to seek opportunities elsewhere. That's if they have tried to explore using their available resources in their country and it doesn't favour them. They consider going somewhere if their skill will be more valued over there; it's more like seeking opportunity than skill. And in some places, there is a higher demand for one particular type of talent than the other.

[eightdots]

It's not just about working smart or hard work; it's about the people who choose to travel to another country trying to seek opportunities elsewhere. That's if they have tried to explore using their available resources in their country and it doesn't favour them. They consider going somewhere if their skill will be more valued over there; it's more like seeking opportunity than skill. And in some places, there is a higher demand for one particular type of talent than the other.

It's perfectly normal for people to choose where they want to use their talents. If many job opportunities and different options are available, individuals will choose the one they believe is best suited for them. Taking advantage of opportunities often leads to more.

Those seeking opportunities may choose to change jobs or work at a higher level. This is actually a good way for a person to improve themselves.

[Crypto Library]

People change location nationally and internationally in search of economic stability, to live daily, for comfort and privilege to enjoy basic things of life.
What actually is the reality behind this change of location economically with regards to hard work and smart work individually?
Does it mean hard work and or smart work are most times or some times not enough in former location(s)?

In many places, the economic situation is very bad, so even if you are very talented or hardworking, it is not possible to improve much.
That is why people change places and fields of work for a better life. Again, many places are very isolated, so even if you work hard there, you cannot shine that much. People will definitely want their own good. That is why they change places to give the right value to their skills.

[slapper]

When someone moves from Lagos to London and his or her economic prospects are transformed, did he or she get smarter or harder? No - they plugged the same human capital into different economic infrastructure. Better institutions, deeper capital markets, network effects. The returns to your effort isn't just about you. They're over the whole ecosystem you're working in.

This is where the hard work vs. smart work dichotomy falls apart. You can be an absolutely bright and hardworking person, in a place with a structural floor on the economy. A brilliant entrepreneur in a place where property rights are poor and there are no opportunities to obtain credit is playing a completely different game than one that is mediocre in Silicon Valley with venture capital and working courts.