This is very interesting, but I find it a bit strange when articles like this imply these types of routines are related to success. I’m sure being willing to wo

This is very interesting, but I find it a bit strange when articles like this imply these types of routines are related to success. I’m sure being willing to work hard and have such a routine is part of why he’s CEO rather than some department manager, but more likely his connections and work ethic are the reasons for his success. I would rather see what connections he had that gave him the opportunities needed to reach his level. I feel like it’s not expressed enough how much relationships and connections matter.