<prompt> Fana ka papiso ea poleloana sebetsa ka bohlale, eseng ka thata.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide an analogy for the phrase work smarter, not harder. . Response in English: The phrase work smarter, not harder can be thought of like using a map while travelling. Imagine you need to get to a destination 10 miles away. You could start walking in the general direction, putting in a lot of effort and energy, but you might end up taking a longer route or getting lost along the way. In contrast, if you use a map, you can find the most efficient route, saving you time and energy. In the same way, working smarter means finding the most effective and efficient ways to complete a task, instead of just relying on brute force and effort. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana sebetsa ka bohlale, eseng ka thata e ka nahanoa joalo ka ho sebelisa mapa ha u le leetong. Aku nahane u hloka ho fihla sebakeng se bohōle ba likhilomithara tse 10. U ka qala ho tsamaea ka tsela e akaretsang, u etsa boiteko bo matla le matla, empa u ka na ua qetella u nkile tsela e telele kapa ua lahleha tseleng. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, haeba u sebelisa mapa, u ka fumana tsela e sebetsang ka ho fetisisa, e u bolokelang nako le matla. Ka mokhoa o tsoanang, ho sebetsa ka bohlale ho bolela ho fumana litsela tse sebetsang hantle le tse sebetsang tsa ho phetha mosebetsi, ho e-na le ho itšetleha feela ka matla a sehlōhō le boiteko. 