You're half right: "There is always, repeat always who is going to do more work than you." This is true. The trick is to be smarter than them -- do more of th

You're half right: "There is always, repeat always who is going to do more work than you." This is true. The trick is to be smarter than them -- do more of the right things, do the right things more right, and make wise choices to create leverage. We could "trust you" that it is "inevitable he will end up being successful someday." OR we could look at the startup graveyard and see how many people who worked their fucking asses off, harder than anybody else, still, in the end, failed. Because they didn't put all their focus into creating leverage, because they thought "working hard" was enough, or even "working smart." Brute force is almost never the answer. "Working harder" is a fool's game, because any fool can play it.