Toxic productivity again? Yeah, you need discipline, but forcing work at any cost leads to burnout. Work smarter, not just harder
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More Work ≠ More Results
One of the biggest traps early founders fall into is believing that more hustle means more success.
The reality?
Being constantly busy doesn't equal being productive.
Filling every hour with tasks, saying yes to everything
27.1 hours a week.
That’s Norway’s average. Not per day — per week.
Meanwhile, devs in the UAE are averaging 52. India, 46. The US? 36.4.
It’s easy to assume “more hours = more output,” but the data keeps saying otherwise.
Norway isn’t working le