The hustle culture debate isn't new, but one tech founder's approach stands out. Years back, during a 2014 university speech, he shared something wild - literally crashing in his office while scaling his first startup. His take? Output correlates directly with hours invested. No sugarcoating.
He's been vocal about this extreme work philosophy for ages. Success, in his view, demands extreme effort. Not everyone agrees with the 24/7 grind mentality, but you can't deny the results speak for themselves. The question is: does this blueprint work for everyone, or just a select few wired differently?
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BlockchainBard
· 2h ago
Even if you work yourself to the bone, you might not necessarily succeed. This guy is probably an exception, right?
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GasFeeVictim
· 2h ago
I really can't understand this thing about sleeping in the office, but there are indeed people who have made money from it. The question is, can your body handle it?
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DAOdreamer
· 2h ago
Can sleeping in the office yield results? I don't believe it, this is just survivor bias.
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SerRugResistant
· 2h ago
Sleeping in the office trap is outdated; now everyone is talking about work-life balance, and he's still bragging about 24/7? Wake up, bro.
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MEVHunter
· 3h ago
nah this "hours = output" thesis is basically survivorship bias on steroids... dude got lucky with timing & market conditions, conveniently forgets the 99% who burned out. same energy as blockchain elites claiming their alpha leaks prove they're smarter lmao
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TaxEvader
· 3h ago
It's the same old story again... sleeping in the office equals success? Give me a break, I see it more as survivor bias.
The hustle culture debate isn't new, but one tech founder's approach stands out. Years back, during a 2014 university speech, he shared something wild - literally crashing in his office while scaling his first startup. His take? Output correlates directly with hours invested. No sugarcoating.
He's been vocal about this extreme work philosophy for ages. Success, in his view, demands extreme effort. Not everyone agrees with the 24/7 grind mentality, but you can't deny the results speak for themselves. The question is: does this blueprint work for everyone, or just a select few wired differently?