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Dear leaders, judges, guests and friends, hello.

It's a great honor to attend today's speech.

After reading the book "Ability is very important, hard work is more important", I was deeply touched. This paper brilliantly expounds the great importance of personal efforts in the achievements of life and career in eight chapters, and points out that when ability and efforts are put on a balance, efforts are often more important than ability. No matter how high or strong your ability is, only by working hard can you do a good job. Don't indulge yourself just because you think you are capable, it will make you do badly. If you want to be a strong person forever, you must make unremitting efforts; If you want to achieve higher achievements, you must redouble your efforts!

Ability is the accumulation of hard work, and hard work is the sublimation of ability. Many people around us set work goals, make complete work plans and make unremitting efforts to put them into practice, but some people blame others' success on "unique ability" and fail because of their low ability. Ability is the accumulation of efforts, and efforts are the foundation of ability. Ability comes from hard work, and hard work will increase ability. You should learn to be good at accumulation. Only through long-term unremitting efforts can you accumulate strong working ability. If you want to constantly increase your ability, you need to acquire knowledge, work hard, listen, see, think and fight with your ears, eyes and brain. I believe that I can't do it without hard work, and those who find various excuses to shirk their responsibilities will not have a successful life.

Limited ability, unlimited efforts. Ability is not innate and needs to be cultivated. In this sense, effort is more important than ability. People are not born to know, but they only know when they learn. People should constantly improve their abilities through self-cultivation, self-cognition, self-restraint and self-improvement. People with average ability, if they can understand their weaknesses and work hard, will perform better than those with extraordinary qualifications who don't work hard. People are different and have different abilities, but as long as you work hard, redouble your efforts and do it with your heart, the gap in abilities will narrow and even surpass those who are so-called capable.

I think, no matter in which position, as long as you work hard and are willing to do it, you will certainly do it well. A capable person may only need to spend an hour to handle things well, and I may spend two hours, maybe a little more time, but as long as he actively does it, takes the time to do it with heart, is not ashamed to ask questions, is down-to-earth, works hard, and accumulates experience in practice, he can still get twice the result with half the effort.

Once, many times, I was sleepy at work and had an impulse to give up, but I often used Churchill's words to warn myself never to give up, never to give up, never to give up, naturally, along the way. Even after suffering, I am still full of confidence and high morale. Even if I laughed and cried along the way, I have no regrets, because, in life.