[HN Gopher] What I've learned from the world's elite is that hus...
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What I've learned from the world's elite is that hustle culture has
it all wrong
Author : rmason
Score : 7 points
Date : 2022-08-14 21:22 UTC (1 hours ago)
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| thenerdhead wrote:
| If you can afford a $2500/month assistant, I think you are much
| further separated from the rest of us who are hustling to put a
| few extra dollars on the table.
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| His advice is quite sound in general though, it just reads like
| one of those "how to make a million dollars" posts and it turns
| out the parents gifted the million dollars by the end of the
| author describing all the grueling work they do each day.
| bergenty wrote:
| The most important point here is delegate. Basically get someone
| else to do the work for you. Your job is that you hire the right
| person.
| black_13 wrote:
| tracerbulletx wrote:
| I'm not sure what I can get out of this. He's rich because he was
| a professional athlete and invested his capital not because his
| calendar system gives him enhanced efficiency.
| rmason wrote:
| I remember when Ndamukong Suh played for the Detroit Lions. The
| fans adored him and he said that he loved Detroit. But as soon as
| his contract was up and another team offered him a richer
| contract than the Lions were willing to match he was gone. For
| him it was primarily always about the money.
| drdec wrote:
| This is perfectly normal professional behavior that nearly
| everyone engages in when it comes to their career.
|
| You shouldn't let it negate the emotions you felt when he
| played for your team.
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