In the fast-paced modern society, young people are often surrounded by various pressures and expectations. They are often asked to work hard and struggle, but many times, this demand is often only due to external pressure, not from inner motivation. Therefore, how to change "I want to work hard" into "I want to work hard" has become an important issue.
First of all, to motivate young people, they need to be clear about their purpose and values. They need to recognize that their efforts are to achieve their dreams and goals, not to meet the expectations of others. In this way, they can really generate motivation from within and be willing to put in the effort for it.
Second, help young people build self-confidence and self-esteem. Many times, it's not that they don't want to work hard, but that they lack self-confidence and self-esteem, and are afraid of failure and being criticized. Therefore, we need to give them encouragement and support to make them believe in their own abilities and values, so that they are willing to take the initiative to work hard.
Finally, young people should be guided to learn self-management and self-motivation. They need to learn how to plan their time and energy wisely, and how to maintain a positive mindset and emotions so that they can better achieve their goals and dreams.
In conclusion, changing "I want to work hard" to "I want to work hard" requires stimulating young people's motivation from within, building their self-confidence and self-esteem, and guiding them to learn self-management and self-motivation. Only in this way can they truly become the masters of their own destiny and achieve their dreams and goals.