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Elon Musk: 100-hour weeks are sometimes the difference between success and failure. “I’ve done many stretches of 100-hour weeks, where roughly six hours per day is sleeping. I would not recommend that. That’s for emergencies. It’s not all the time. Sometimes it’s necessary for success, or to avoid failure.... show more

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Фото профиля Kim Conrad Jorgensen 🇩🇰 🇹🇭

Kim Conrad Jorgensen 🇩🇰 🇹🇭2 месяцев назад

Nicolas Tangen is too depressing to listen to. Once is plenty.

Фото профиля Antunezsindy

Antunezsindy2 месяцев назад

Élon ♥️

Фото профиля Elia Augusta Magnus

Elia Augusta Magnus2 месяцев назад

And then he voted against Elon’s performance pay package. What an idiot.

Фото профиля William Brown

William Brown2 месяцев назад

People will never understand the pain Elon has gone through to achieve all he has.

Фото профиля philw1776🚀🏈🪐🔭

philw1776🚀🏈🪐🔭2 месяцев назад

Most I ever worked was 75 hour weeks. It was brutal. I was in my early 20s.

Фото профиля Joshua Winthrop

Joshua Winthrop2 месяцев назад

Going on 5 years... it will be worth it one day.

Фото профиля Bridget Holden

Bridget Holden2 месяцев назад

♥️

Фото профиля angelannie

angelannie2 месяцев назад

yep, true

Фото профиля Kathleen Ericsson

Kathleen Ericsson2 месяцев назад

Done that with kids. Just brought them to work with me. Slept on stacks of paper boxes when 8 months pregnant. Actually very comfortable.

Фото профиля Sherrie McFalls

Sherrie McFalls2 месяцев назад

Right

Фото профиля 𝑨𝒔𝒉𝒊

𝑨𝒔𝒉𝒊2 месяцев назад

Real founders know this pain. 100-hour weeks aren’t a flex they’re the tax you sometimes pay to not die.

Фото профиля Sujit Shah

Sujit Shah2 месяцев назад

everything is to get

Фото профиля Reza Bozorgipour

Reza Bozorgipour2 месяцев назад

Not an easy job for ordinary people. Requires strong willpower and commitment to the job.

Фото профиля Joshua P. Jean

Joshua P. Jean2 месяцев назад

Eventually, such manifestation of impulses will go away and replaced by logical or normal pace. It's only a matter of time. Nothing is static life! There is an immense source of comfort and happiness which defies the ordinary or the usual such as time, love and awakeness.

Фото профиля Pauline Hanson

Pauline Hanson2 месяцев назад

I can no longer find your number on telegram?

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