Hard Work DOESN'T Equal Success…THIS Does... | Former Netflix CEO

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[ekeminios]

“Be smart at the things you choose to focus on”

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[salman_babar]

hard work does not necessarily equal success, but avoiding needed hard work ensures failure.

[prepcastready]

Timing is everything. Knowing people doesn’t hurt either.

[Raju-czke]

there's a book called whispers of manifestation on borlest, and it talks about how using some secret tehniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal

[mbelfonte]

That “running to the plane is not what makes the difference” part is clutch!!
“If you wanna make the plane, you leave earlier. “😮‍💨😮‍💨

[TiaOnYoutube]

Y'all are missing what he's saying.

Working hard is putting your effort into 100% of the things involved to *insert goal*.

Working smart is putting your effort into the 20% of the things that deliver 80% of the results to *insert goal*.

In the plane example, the 20% that delivers the 80% is having a pre-flight routine that has you in position where you never have to run for a plane in the first place. If you've already screwed that up, running for the plane isn't the reason you make it.

You didn't miss anything he plane because you didn't run, you missed the plane because you didn't have the proper pre-flight plan from jump.

[localcostamesa]

We talk in generalities, but live in detail.

[consciouscrypto]

TLDR: Sprint at the start to build up some momentum and advantage, then pace yourself for the duration. Test quickly and often so that you fail faster to find the winning ideas most quickly, then focus and commit.

[EricSmith]

Creating value for other people creates success.

[swampThaang]

Talent is no joke… I have witnessed people accomplish on their third try what others have spent half a lifetime to master. This level is rare and truly awesome to behold. Also the ability to work dog hard is also a talent to some extent, not just a decision.

[ShareFestPodcast]

The argument for hard work, simply is this : That in a numbers game the odds of success are increased by the number of inputs you input. Action beats not acting most of the times. But obviously in a competition between action and “smart action”, obviously “Smart action “ wins.

[xiongbenjamin]

People are not getting his analogy of “running to the plane”. Time management isn’t what will get you to the plane. What he is really saying is you gotta have what the market wants. Doesn’t matter how hard you work or how prepared you are. If you don’t have product market fit, everything you do doesn’t matter. The plane will leave you. No matter how early you are.

[PlattStevenBernard]

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[Serahpin]

It's not about hard work, it's about luck. You keep trying until you get lucky. Hard work means you have more chances; it's not a guarantee of success.

[JohnHannay]

It’s crazy how subtle habits can drain your success. But here’s a twist, ever wonder if changing just one mindset could turn your hard work into $10, 000? No strings attached, just pure success magic

[SunkenSolace]

I found that respecting people and time. know your stuff, have discipline, integrity. Plan well and work hard when necessary will do you well through life.

[MenAreSpeaking]

Hard work and "grinding" is more of a psychological coping mechanism to deal with the fact that we have little control over our lives.

[AA-tbrg]

Hard work without thinking is not effective, neither is thinking without hard work. What is true for you depends upon which end of the spectrum you currently find yourself on.

[mpyasin]

Work hard in implementing the right strategy and the success will follow

[darinherrick]

"Work smarter, not harder." Uncle Scrooge was my life coach at age 7.