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Rohith R

Stealth • 1m

He has a valid point in my opinion!. He is not even compelling everybody to work 70 hours, rather he is giving a reason to work. Today's youths are taking too much care of work life balance. You see, so many young entrepreneurs fail, Why?. They not

Anonymous 4

Stealth • 1m

True, no one gets successful by half-assing it. But there’s a difference between hustling hard and burning out. Quality over quantity can go a long way, especially if you’re building something with long-term vision

Rohith R

Stealth • 1m

I completely agree, Even I too sometimes face burnout. But not even putting a baseline efforts and saying work life balance as a reason Is what makes me worried. Atleast you hire a team or something to avoid the burnout to certain level.

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middle class is completely f*cked up. tell me i am wrong almost every middle aged middle class person who has a family is financially, mentally stressed no work life balance for most, layoffs, emis, health issues and what not.

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