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I think it's not, it's just about better people grabbing everything. At least in the IT field, richest people i know hardly work a lot (or better said, at some
by anovikov 8y ago
I think it's not, it's just about better people grabbing everything. At least in the IT field, richest people i know hardly work a lot (or better said, at some points of their careers they did work whole lot, but what they did then didn't make them any money).
- tokyodude 8y agowhat is your definition of "hardly work a lot". When I look at rich people off the top of my head they are all extremely busy. They might not be busy writing code or something like that but they are nearly always in meetings, always someone needs their attention. They aren't just playing golf in their office.
- coldtea 8y ago>They aren't just playing golf in their office. A lot of them are doing just that too (playing golf and delegating most of the work), all across the globe, in very rich positions. But that's a red herring. Even the other stuff, meetings, negotiations, decisions, etc, are part of what they do by choice, not as work in the way billions of people do work. Unless you'll go hungry or homeless if you've stopped working, you're not working, you're just doing what you want to do in the way you want to do it.