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Why You Can't Make a Great Product Unless You Love the Day-to-Day Work Nobody sees all the work you put into making something great, but that's the most important part.

By Greg Rollett

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Your audience might like your Instagram photo or Facebook post. You might even inspire them to try to follow in your footsteps. But, they can't and won't see all of the hard work that goes before until they actually try it for themselves.

That's why it's so important to love what you do -- not just the end product, but the day-to-day grind that keeps so many people from pursuing their dreams. So, if you want to make something important, influential and lasting, figure out a way to make the grind as fun as seeing the end result. That way, work won't feel like work, and you'll be able to do more than you ever thought possible.

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Greg Rollett

Founder of Ambitious.com

Greg Rollett is an Emmy Award-winning producer, bestselling author and media expert who works with experts, thought leaders and entrepreneurs all over the world. He utilizes the power of new media, direct response and personality-driven marketing to attract more clients and to create more freedom in the businesses and lives of his clients.

Rollett is the founder of Ambitious.com, a leading online education platform for entrepreneurs and is the host of the online TV show, The Ambitious Life. Rollett has also hosted numerous TV shows including the reality show Ambitious Adventures, where Rollett traveled the country in search of today's best young entrepreneurs making a significant impact in their community.

He has co-authored bestselling books with Jack Canfield, Dan Kennedy, Brian Tracy, Tom Hopkins, James Malinchak, Robert Allen, Ryan Lee and many other leading experts from around the world.

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