Step 1: Importance of good health.
Good health plays a crucial role in enhancing one's work efficiency. A healthy individual is able to perform tasks with greater energy, focus, and motivation. Physical well-being impacts mental sharpness, thus contributing to better work performance.
Step 2: Impact of poor health.
On the contrary, poor health can have a detrimental effect on work. A person suffering from illness or fatigue may find it difficult to concentrate, leading to subpar performance. Poor health affects both physical abilities and cognitive function.
Step 3: Conclusion.
Therefore, maintaining good health is essential for sustained productivity, while poor health can significantly reduce the quality and quantity of work.
Final Answer: \[ \boxed{\text{Good health is essential for effective work performance, as it increases energy, focus, and cognitive abilities, while poor health hampers productivity.}} \]
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I spent 32 years in Information Technology out of which I was a Chief Executive Officer or MDorthe software head for 23 years for large global multinational software companies with thousands of software professionals worldwide and 6 offices in the US, 3 in Europe, 1 in Japan and 1 in Australia. I had to travel all over the globe around 150 times for business. During this period, I had also written 4 books with 500-700 pages each on Information Technology published by Tata McGraw-Hill and then translated into Chinese for global distribution.
I learnt a lot of things when I was running these large companies. The first one was the importance of team work. In today’s world, nothing is possible without team work. You cannot be successful if you are a loner and an egoistic person. Secondly, you need to lead from the front by setting a good example in front of your staff. Third was that you need to treat your subordinates and your colleagues as friends. In my career, I made a few mistakes, but learnt a lot about motivation, being a good listener, target setting and the art of delegation which forms such an important part of today’s management.
After working for all these software companies for so many years, I wanted to retire from my line of work and write on various subjects concerning human life and existence. Therefore, I gave up two offers of around 3 crore rupees per annum to become a writer. This is how my second innings as a writer in Marathi began.
After this, I have written about 34 books in Marathi. Most of them have become bestsellers with tens of thousands of copies sold for each. However it is not sales or the money that is important to me as much as the fact that these books have brought about very good changes in the lives of thousands of readers.