Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might;
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Wholeheartedness gives work a different character. Half-presence rarely produces either peace or excellence.
Ecclesiastes is often sober about limits, which makes this charge more compelling. Given the brief window of a human life, what is before you deserves full strength rather than scattered leftovers.
The line holds urgency without frenzy. It asks for earnestness, not noise.
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