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Hard work is propaganda. Alone it will never make you rich. If it did, we’d have millionaires in every factory and construction site. Success in the age of AI isn’t about working more hours - it’s about leverage. Jeff Bezos made $1.7 million in 13 minutes in 2023. That’s... over $23,000 per minute. By the time most people finish brushing their teeth, he’s already out-earned their entire shift. The game isn’t about inputs, it's about outputs. Pareto's Principle (80/20 rule) is broken. With AI and automation, it’s 99/1. The right decision at the right time will always outperform effort alone. I wish it didn't mean you could NOT work hard. You will have to work harder than you think, for longer than you think to find the RIGHT work. But hard work itself is increasingly far from enough. If you had one truth it's that you have to obsess on WHAT you are working on and only after HOW hard you are working on it.show more

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