This kind of thinking led to me believing in Gary Vaynerchuck in my early 20s, that I had to work myself ragged to get ahead in life. I've worked in startups for most of my career and the only one that was successful was the one I worked on as temp help for a few months; no pay-out for me.
The success stories you see are of people who had the perfect combination of place, time, and access. Best you can do is log off and focus on how to add value to the world, not to shareholders.
The success stories you see are of people who had the perfect combination of place, time, and access. Best you can do is log off and focus on how to add value to the world, not to shareholders.