@@sterlthepearl1000Haha that's not true. UA-cam is just another way to escape reality. Please do not get confused. We all are simply wasting time watching UA-cam
@@achyuththouta6957 Not all UA-cam videos are just for entertainment. Some are for educational purposes. Like this video on how "Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard."
@JimboParadox Yes my statement isn't completely in black in white. But it's an empowering belief, which is why I choose to belief in it, and not in dis-empowering beliefs. Even false empowering belief's are better to believe than dis-empowering beliefs because they are empowering.
In an interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Arnold was talking about waking up as early as 4 AM to pursue his dreams, the interviewer asked Arnold, "but what about the 8 hours of sleep everyone needs?" Arnold's reply was, "then sleep faster!"
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
The rich Invest in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment...
I thought about investing in the financial market, I heard that people make millions if you know the tricks of the trade, but I lack good knowledge and a strategy to outperform the market and generate good yields. I have $160,000 but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go. Based on a direct encounter with a CFP named Betty Sue Blanchard , I can say with that their skills are excellent. She helped raise over $580,000 in 18 months from an initially stagnant portfolio of $150,000
1-Focus on something that you know will be high value to someone else and being rigorous in making that assessment 2- Work like hell, work more and better than your competitors 3- Be extremely tenacious
Idk if you ask me, working hard is a suckers game. Ive got i nice 8-430 working from home. I drop my kids off at school and get them a snack when they get back. I watch all their hobbies and currently hitting every christmas tradition in the book. Choose time over money.
he looks dedicated, he should try a rocket company or a tunnel company or an ai compani or a brain network company or a solar panel company or maybe a hyperloop company.
Had someone told me all of those things 5 years ago when I didn't know who he was. I wouldn't have believed in any circumstances that such a person exists. Even today I always wonder like HOW??? And with all that he is a meme legend on twitter? That dude is just everything special. Even the most smartest, the most hardest working and the most powerful person alive on this planet couldn't do what he did and does everyday. WHAT A GUY!!!
And in the meantime don't forget to pay your servitude: having your house/clothes/dishes cleaned for you, and a good healthy meal ready to be eaten when you come home from work is really important for *fully focusing your attention* in the important stuff.
That's an illusion, you can't work for like 100 hours a week to be successful, because then you will find yourself as a slave, you need strategy, connections, discipline and ruthlessness to be successful.
Working 100 hours a week makes sense only if you are doing your own thing and not for a company... If you do that for a company then you'll get to higher posts but in the end the company will profit more (and you'll just keep working your ass off for the years to come) but people who do their own business put in hours of work in the starting phase of their business to live how they live today Also just working won't do shit, you need mentors, learn from your mistakes and come up with something new to push yourself above others... It all sounds cliché but at the minimum this is it and also luck
You don't need to work at all if you let others do the work for you. working is stupid (unless you are in a position in which nobody else is capable of what you do.)
Ew, no. That's horrid advice when you say it by itself. Being desperate for something is not what makes it happen. And if you just don't have what it takes to make it happen or the right opportunities, that desperation will only eat you alive.
CeMore Moneybag It actually makes sense on second thought though. If you're desperate enough, you may invoke some sort of primitive fight-or-flight response and be able to prolong it until you get what you want. In other words, intelligence aside, a human can become very clever when their life is in danger, and immediate danger isn't even required for it to work. You see this sort of creativity materialize in survival situations. It's not exactly the same as being chased by a moose during mating season, but knowing you're going to drown in less than 10 minutes after capsizing your boat will invoke a similar response, as will after being stranded knowing you will starve if you can't figure out how to get food. Maybe there is no static time limit for such a response and so can be present in people over long-term goals they are very passionate about such as Musk.
You are always working for someone. If not for your boss, your customers. And sometimes the customers are the most demanding bosses you will ever have. Why would anyone pay you for working for yourself? Who gives a shit about you?
1. Be confident with something that will provide value for someone else. 2. Be rigorous in the assessment of 1 above. 3. Avoid wishful thinking. 4. Know the difference in believing in 1 verses 3 (A challenge for entrepreneurs is to identify what's the difference in believing in their ideas vs pursuing some unrealistic dreams that don't have merit) 5. Be extremely tenacious. 6. Work as hell. Success is waiting!
Reminds me of what Michael Jackson always said. Work like there is no tomorrow, don't bother unless you can be the best, study the greats and become greater, etc. ALL geniuses, visionaries and innovators (no matter what their field is) have the same attributes. They work harder than anybody else, they are perfectionists, they don't give up, they see things that others don't and they do everything BIG. Also they are not motivated by money (yes they make lots of it and they appreciate it) but rather by seeing their great ideas come to fruition. And they all want to make the world a better place.
Young people - Working twice as hard as others only works if you take care of your body/mind. Even then it’s not worth it most of the time unless you have a burning passion for your specific field of work. Don’t drive yourself into the ground chasing entrepreneurship alone - it won’t fill the void that’s missing in your life. Trust me. I worked 70-80 hour weeks, got to the top, and there’s nothing there unless the passion for your work is there. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF and live well with your family.
@@agastyajain4129If working hard makes you uncomfortable and burns you out, then don't do it. Being happy is important and you should prioritize activities and tasks that bring you joy and fulfillment.
@@agastyajain4129 I'd reccomend looking into general religious truths. The idea behind it is that by fully accepting truth and love (which are the same thing if you think about it enough) you adopt a responsibility that gives you meaning...which will allow you to suffer without it mattering. Suffering is inevitable, but life is about finding that purpose which makes it worth while. And since all of our subjective experiences are tied to objective reality...aka everything we do, think, idealize came from somewhere else...it only makes sense that the destiny of our souls is tied to a God who is the ultimate love and truth itself. All that I just said won't solve everything you might be going through...depending on context things pertaining to life can be as simple or complicated as you make it...but I hope its a good start. The answers that pertain to the purpose of life are out there, you just have to be willing to seek them out. Many times in life we have to make acts of faith in order to make what we percieve to be the "right" decision...why should our interpretation of God be any different? Anyways if you have more questions about general philosophy feel free to ask and I'll answer as best I can! Take care and cheers! ;)
This dude is very smart and knows how to make his dreams come true but he seems awkward with people which is natural behavior for nerds like him. I like this guy!
@@tylerharris4392 Its the stock value of his companies, that comprises the majority of his wealth, he risked millions of his own personal fortune, if Tesla and Space X were to fail he wouldn't has have this much
80-100 hours work week. It comes at a price. You have to sacrifice EVERYTHING else in your life. That means no family, no friends, no hobbies. Just work work work. I used to do 80 hour work week throughout my 20s. Money was damn good but like I said, ZERO life. By the time I was 30, I quit my job because of burnout.
1. Focus on something that has high value to others. This means being confident that your idea or product will solve a real problem for people and that they will be willing to pay for it. Musk emphasizes the importance of being rigorous in this assessment, as it's easy to fall into wishful thinking and pursue unrealistic dreams. 2. Be extremely tenacious. Starting a business is hard and there will be many setbacks along the way. You need to be able to persevere through these challenges and keep going, even when things seem impossible. 3. Work incredibly hard. Musk says that entrepreneurs need to be willing to put in 80-100 hour work weeks, especially in the early stages. This will give you a significant advantage over your competitors who are working fewer hours.
As a Registered Nurse, with a 2-year degree, I worked part-time and raised 2 daughters without child support. I lived a frugal lifestyle and devoted my spare time to helping others. Millionaire at age 66. Learn to go without and save every penny.
There is no substitute for Hard Work. You just can't skip it. For hard work you have to ignite that fire in yourself. Only you can do it nobody can do it for you. You gotta figure it out yourself.
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future… I pray that anyone who is reading this will be successful in his or her life!!!
I’m celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. I started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me
He probably doesn’t sleep much. The guy is overseeing 3 of the most technologically advanced companies in the world plus many other stressful ventures.
@@smoothbuddha7212 Businessmen like Elon Musk, Mukesh Ambani, Trump etc work for 120 hours per week on an average they don't sleep more than 5 hours... and similarity in them is they don't smoke, don't drink not do drugs
It could be good advice. Unfortunately the problem is (and will always be): "I don't know how hard others work." (I can only know how hard I work, not how hard someone else works)
+Rastacraft So true. But you have to know what you're working towards before you invest so much time. Most people are clueless what to do with their lives, and those that do are usually delusional thinking they're doing something great when it's not (i.e. 99% of UA-camrs).
She was weak sauce. Mohammed Ali would go running 5am in the morning because he knew the other guy wouldn't be up that early. I bet she felt guilty about her own laziness.
I'm disabled and fairly bedridden. I have to think very carefully about how to accomplish everything in a very efficient manner. I accomplish more now than ever before.
Number 1 is the most important - provide high value to someone else. That always been a mystery to me - how brilliant entrepreneurs are able to anticipate what others need and provide for it. It’s their gift and lacking that gift, the reason I’m not an entrepreneur.
It is not enough to work more. I used to work a lot. The only things it gave me was double salary after 6 years of work. It is crucial to see that he starts from saying that we have to do something which people will value. The other thing is that we have to be able to take risks, standup after failure and be flexible after we fail. Sometimes we just simply do things because we used to do them before and this is the reason we don't learn from our failures. It is easier to continue than change ourselves. And to do it I don't see any other advice than to force ourselves to do things differently. So, it is not enough to work hard. If you work hard digging your grave you will only have very deep grave.
I'm in the process of working full-time but studying for my next career (software development), I get discouraged & tired at times, but knowing Elon works >2x a regular work schedule helps me put my goals in perspective & gives me the added motivation of knowing if I can get through this schedule it'll only be easier to work >40hour/week on a career I'd love to do.
Lol at 1:55 (after Elon gives her advice on entrepreneurship) Interviewer: "I like your work ethic" - as if to say that passes as a good answer and she approves. Elon: meekly "Alright...... thanks" - genuinely confused because that was advice she requested, he never considered the question was a form of appraisal. This is why Elon gets stuff done while others strut about or waste time on useless mindgames.
Oh you guys...she was ending the interview. Interviewers are allocated a limited amount of time for these things. If you notice, he gets up after she says "thank you" at the end. I'm pretty damn sure she knows he's way beyond her league and that he doesn't need her approval for anything. His head nod and the "alright, thanks" was his way of acknowledging that the interview was coming to an end and that that was her last question for the day. She did her job, she got a great answer out of him for you guys.
This advice isn't only for entrepreneurs, as the vast minority of all people will ever be entrepreneurs. Regardless of what type of worker or employee you are, work harder and smarter than everyone around you, and you will never be disappointed with how you can climb the ladder and end up. One of my favorite things to do is to dig down and do self-productive things while other people my age are "living it up" partying and engaging in impulsive pleasures. You may look around and find that a lot of people are better off than you right now, but nothing beats hard and smart work in the end, and if you make that promise to yourself, you're going to end up satisfied.
that's an absurd. In Europe they are trying to reduce working hours from 8 to 6, in Denmark people finish at 4pm and restaurants closes at 5pm and everybody feels good and satisfied.
One of my first jobs was working as a painter. There was an old pro running the crew in his last year before retirement. We knew he was coming to check in on our work so we made sure we were rockin n rollin in the middle of a hot summer day. He saw us baking in the hot sun, covered in sweat, paint cooking in the heat, and yelled at us to “WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER!!” In other words, we thought we were putting in the hard work…but we weren’t being smart about it and should’ve been working around the sun. Soooooo, it doesn’t really matter if you’re working twice as hard as the next person if YOU aren’t being smart about it and your leaders aren’t smart themselves. Doing more dumb stuff isn’t a recipe for success.
Yeah there's nothing worse than the guy on the crew who's a) stupid and b) proud of how hard he works. Cuz he'll "work so hard" that he'll put in a bunch of hours messing shit up for everyone else. And also cuz he's so proud of his "hard work", he'll resent everyone else on the team, who put in less hours yet still get more done than he does.
yes work twice as hard as others and stuff is something that I used to do, and I used to ignore social interactions and make up the excuse that I am "working", and that has made me lose tremendous confidence as well as social skills in the real world. Idk it just seems that there should be another reason for life other than work.
It was an advice for entrepreneurs. Being an entrepreneur is a mindset, not a job. It means to come up with all sorts of ways to arrive at your goals, at your destination. If you’re employed, and decided to apply that “work twice as hard as everybody else” to your job, you probably made the company take leaps further towards their goal. Whatever their mission statement it may be. But ask yourself: is the company’s mission statement/goal the same I have? I doubt John’s mission statement is “to be the premier retail company in the world” or stuff like that. That’s company talk. Elon is talking about people who want to achieve their goals in life. What those goals are you have to find out for yourself. 9 times out of 10 is not your job. Your job isn’t a goal, it’s not a destination. The money they pay you there is solely the tool which you use to get to your goal, not the goal itself man. If your goal is to buy the piece of land of your dreams for your retirement and your family’s enjoyment, you know you have to attach a price to it. Dreams have a price tag on them. Well, now, as an entrepreneur I’ll do whatever it takes to buy that piece of land with that beautiful property. In order to do that, I’ll work twice as hard at my job so I can save twice the amount of money. Or I’ll start a business of my own, and I’ll get through the first years of operating in the red to get to one day high profitability levels so I can control my compensation-not my boss-and how much money I put away for that beautiful piece of land. As long as the way you get to that destination is honest, legal, and ethical. And mine was just an example-it doesn’t have to be a piece of land with a property in it. It will be whatever inspires you or your family. But if you’ll never stop and THINK ABOUT IT, you’ll never figure out what you’re fighting for-and the hard work will be meaningless, without result financially nor emotionally. Think for yourself man, that’s what millions of people don’t do. They’re leaves on the big river of life: they just float on it, thrown around by the flow, and sometimes the flow rips them in two. You gotta become a rock, you stay firm and put on your goals and values and the flow doesn’t move you one inch-it only shapes you up a bit. Don’t work just to work, man. That is of no use to you. Useful to the company for which you work for-but you’re not your company! You’re your own person, with a family and people you love. That company cares about the CEO/Founder’s family first-yours second, if not last. Hope I brought come clarity. These are basic success principles right here
I think he's also saying that strategic planning and strategic effort are important parts in working hard. lots of people work really hard but they don't succeed because of an unjust system.
Pigeon Morris Hi, I suggest you read Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" & see the section on sharpening the saw....if you would like another angle on what you are mentioning...and haven't yet read it. Nice comment.
This is true. At school, i really loved history and researched so much more than everyone else because i enjoyed it and i became the best at the subject out of everyone at school.
Some small details he forgot: It's not him who is working 80-100 hours per week for "his" succes but his employees. And they got like 50-60k per year in return if they are engineers. Of course for him doing interviews going to dinners with investors or watching things finally working count as "work" so if he live his life 14 hours a day and spend the rest with sleep he is "working" that much.
I learned from others that "Success is who you become". "If everybody close to you will leave you, who will you become?, and if you stand alone, who will you become?".
Love how all the fan boys watching this will be thinking, “Aha! That’s what it takes to be billionaire like Elon. I’ll do it!” Wrong. He had way more than just a ridiculously self centred work ethic.
100 hours a week is just impossible, especially if you're studying. The brain is not going to concentrate for 14 hours a day on specific, tedious tasks.
@@gavinedit8722 It's different with doctors, they have already been taught the skills required in med school. I'm specifically talking about people who are learning new information. I want to apply this mindset to my studying and yet I like most people would find it extremely difficult to study 14 hours a day.
Bobby they are not taught everything in med school they are constantly learning new skills and information while on the job- they also had to pull those study hours during med school as well.
Actually, it's the specific, tedious tasks which are *exactly* what the brain is good at concentrating on for 14 hours (or more) per day, if you're motivated enough. What's much harder - bordering on impossible, depending on the subject matter and your level of intelligence/expert knowledge/experience - is working for 14 hours a day on intense, cognitively taxing tasks, such as those involving high levels of abstract thought and problem solving. The trick to becoming hyper-productive, Elon Musk style, is to identify those tasks which you're able to grind out day in day out until you drop, fill the morning and early afternoon when you're at your sharpest with the intense problem solving tasks, and the late afternoons/evenings with the sort of stuff that you could do while watching a movie or listening to an audiobook or talking on the phone (and wherever possible, actually be doing something like that at the same time). Now that's productivity!
i think the first part was most interesting, on the topic of being an inventor/entrepreneur, if you're inventing something that will be useless, then you've lied to yourself.
100 Hours over a 6-Day Workweek: 16.67 Hours/Day Daily Schedule (Monday to Saturday) Work Shift 1: 5:00 AM - 10:00 AM Break: 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Work Shift 2: 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM Lunch Break: 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM Work Shift 3: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Dinner Break: 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM Work Shift 4: 9:30 PM - 2:30 AM Off Time: 2:30 AM - 5:00 AM
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In other words: what are you still doing on youtube?
Getting a little wiser each day. For there's always someone else with more knowledge and experience to learn from.
@@sterlthepearl1000Haha that's not true. UA-cam is just another way to escape reality. Please do not get confused. We all are simply wasting time watching UA-cam
@@achyuththouta6957 Not all UA-cam videos are just for entertainment.
Some are for educational purposes. Like this video on how "Hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard."
@JimboParadox Yes my statement isn't completely in black in white. But it's an empowering belief, which is why I choose to belief in it, and not in dis-empowering beliefs. Even false empowering belief's are better to believe than dis-empowering beliefs because they are empowering.
Working
Interviewer: "I like your work ethic"
Elon: "alright
😂😂😂😂
He probably hears better compliments than that everyday
Pritpal Singh That wasn’t him recognising the compliment, that was him saying “alright” as in “you understand, anything else you need help with?”
i also got a partially “ i just went gave you a full detailed 2 minute answer to your question and that was your only feedback?” kind of vibe
lol
@@alexanderleo6809 😂😂
Elon: Work 200 hours a week
Interviewer: But a week just has 168 hours.
Elon: Try harder.
Ultra Legend!
In an interview with Arnold Schwarzenegger, Arnold was talking about waking up as early as 4 AM to pursue his dreams, the interviewer asked Arnold, "but what about the 8 hours of sleep everyone needs?" Arnold's reply was, "then sleep faster!"
@@Runner8617 what is meant by sleep faster?? Early go to bed i think so
There is no meaning to sleep faster, Arnold was just joking.
🤣🤣🤣
Success depends on the actions or steps you take to achieve it. Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future.., I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life!!
Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life beause I invested early ahead this time .
The rich Invest in alternative income streams that are independent of the government should be the top priority for everyone right now. especially given the global economic crisis we are currently experiencing. Stocks, gold, silver, and virtual currencies are still attractive investments at the moment...
I thought about investing in the financial market, I heard that people make millions if you know the tricks of the trade, but I lack good knowledge and a strategy to outperform the market and generate good yields. I have $160,000 but it's hard to bite the bullet and do it.
Having an investment advisor is the best way to go. Based on a direct encounter with a CFP named Betty Sue Blanchard , I can say with that their skills are excellent. She helped raise over $580,000 in 18 months from an initially stagnant portfolio of $150,000
Fantastic! can u share more details?
1-Focus on something that you know will be high value to someone else and being rigorous in making that assessment
2- Work like hell, work more and better than your competitors
3- Be extremely tenacious
-have rich parents
Idk if you ask me, working hard is a suckers game. Ive got i nice 8-430 working from home. I drop my kids off at school and get them a snack when they get back. I watch all their hobbies and currently hitting every christmas tradition in the book. Choose time over money.
All 3 sound the same.
0- Make a friendship with the deep state.
he looks dedicated, he should try a rocket company or a tunnel company or an ai compani or a brain network company or a solar panel company or maybe a hyperloop company.
Had someone told me all of those things 5 years ago when I didn't know who he was. I wouldn't have believed in any circumstances that such a person exists. Even today I always wonder like HOW??? And with all that he is a meme legend on twitter? That dude is just everything special. Even the most smartest, the most hardest working and the most powerful person alive on this planet couldn't do what he did and does everyday. WHAT A GUY!!!
He’s already done those things you fucking idiot
@@Chris-yw2zp that is the joke
That's wishful thinking 😂😂😂 as if anybody can do that !
@@Chris-yw2zp you're the fuckin idiot here, dickhead
Be focused on something that has high value to others, and be rigurous in assessing it
Siim Lepisk also work hard amap, what other people can achieve in one year the hardworking person can achieve in 4 months
Hardwork or smartwork ?
And in the meantime don't forget to pay your servitude: having your house/clothes/dishes cleaned for you, and a good healthy meal ready to be eaten when you come home from work is really important for *fully focusing your attention* in the important stuff.
@@zachariecyr9060 yesss u da best
@@alessandropaglia3610 both
I have a feeling she isn't going to work any more hours after hearing that.
Girls work less but spend more
@@Flashyfinancier yikes dude
@@Flashyfinancier ok incel
@@_blink yall niggas is tripping
Are you?
"To be successful you need to work 80 to 100 hours a week"
Elon Musk to new employees.
Lol
That's an illusion, you can't work for like 100 hours a week to be successful, because then you will find yourself as a slave, you need strategy, connections, discipline and ruthlessness to be successful.
Working 100 hours a week makes sense only if you are doing your own thing and not for a company... If you do that for a company then you'll get to higher posts but in the end the company will profit more (and you'll just keep working your ass off for the years to come) but people who do their own business put in hours of work in the starting phase of their business to live how they live today
Also just working won't do shit, you need mentors, learn from your mistakes and come up with something new to push yourself above others...
It all sounds cliché but at the minimum this is it and also luck
But if everyone works that hard, the chances equalize again.
You don't need to work at all if you let others do the work for you.
working is stupid (unless you are in a position in which nobody else is capable of what you do.)
He literally spends half his day on Twitter
he owns it you moron
No.1 Key to success
Be desperate for it.
Ew, no. That's horrid advice when you say it by itself. Being desperate for something is not what makes it happen. And if you just don't have what it takes to make it happen or the right opportunities, that desperation will only eat you alive.
CeMore Moneybag It actually makes sense on second thought though. If you're desperate enough, you may invoke some sort of primitive fight-or-flight response and be able to prolong it until you get what you want. In other words, intelligence aside, a human can become very clever when their life is in danger, and immediate danger isn't even required for it to work. You see this sort of creativity materialize in survival situations. It's not exactly the same as being chased by a moose during mating season, but knowing you're going to drown in less than 10 minutes after capsizing your boat will invoke a similar response, as will after being stranded knowing you will starve if you can't figure out how to get food. Maybe there is no static time limit for such a response and so can be present in people over long-term goals they are very passionate about such as Musk.
Business Efficiency be desperate but control it and use it well
Key to success is to have passion for something and giving it you heart and soul while having fun. In other words loving what you do.
You can’t make yourself desperate for something
It's impossible unless you enjoy the process. Whatever it is. Elon is Elon because he enjoys what he does. Don't try to be Elon be you.
This.
Lol. Even when i’d Try my hardest to be him. I would’nt be able to be him.
@@jarischol331 I don't think you'd necessarily want to. He's even said this himself.
Fair call
And when you figure out your passion, work like hell, do and be better
*Don't waste your time on reading comments*
*Just go and work hard*
Thanks, Elon.
Alright -asian lady interviewing you
What are you doing here 😁
Okay dad
❤️
If you work for yourself: *YES!*
If you are someone‘s employee: *HELL NO!*
You always work for yourself.
The question was about advising entrepreneurs, clearly its not advice meant for employees...
You are always working for someone. If not for your boss, your customers. And sometimes the customers are the most demanding bosses you will ever have. Why would anyone pay you for working for yourself? Who gives a shit about you?
Always do more than what you get paid for
Alibabu minimum wage, minimum effort
1. Be confident with something that will provide value for someone else.
2. Be rigorous in the assessment of 1 above.
3. Avoid wishful thinking.
4. Know the difference in believing in 1 verses 3 (A challenge for entrepreneurs is to identify what's the difference in believing in their ideas vs pursuing some unrealistic dreams that don't have merit)
5. Be extremely tenacious.
6. Work as hell.
Success is waiting!
thanks for the essence
Working hard for your goals is important, but even more important is your health. Know your limits people, you do not want a burnout!
Health is overrated
@@nid7819 ikr
@@nid7819 really, lol
"I'm an entrepreneur"
"ok"
Well put in 80-100 hour work weeks, every week 😂😂😂 💀💀
hahaha
Reminds me of what Michael Jackson always said. Work like there is no tomorrow, don't bother unless you can be the best, study the greats and become greater, etc. ALL geniuses, visionaries and innovators (no matter what their field is) have the same attributes. They work harder than anybody else, they are perfectionists, they don't give up, they see things that others don't and they do everything BIG. Also they are not motivated by money (yes they make lots of it and they appreciate it) but rather by seeing their great ideas come to fruition. And they all want to make the world a better place.
ann landers This guy. He gets it. Thumbs up good sir. May the Universe continue to reveal itself to you. -Cheers.
wrg
even if you're a gravedigger
Amazing word! Thanks a lot for your sharing！
If there was no tomorrow, I would no work because fuck that, it's my last day on Earth XD
Young people - Working twice as hard as others only works if you take care of your body/mind. Even then it’s not worth it most of the time unless you have a burning passion for your specific field of work. Don’t drive yourself into the ground chasing entrepreneurship alone - it won’t fill the void that’s missing in your life. Trust me. I worked 70-80 hour weeks, got to the top, and there’s nothing there unless the passion for your work is there. TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF and live well with your family.
Good advice 👍
So then wtf is the point of living life?
@@agastyajain4129If working hard makes you uncomfortable and burns you out, then don't do it. Being happy is important and you should prioritize activities and tasks that bring you joy and fulfillment.
@@agastyajain4129 I'd reccomend looking into general religious truths. The idea behind it is that by fully accepting truth and love (which are the same thing if you think about it enough) you adopt a responsibility that gives you meaning...which will allow you to suffer without it mattering. Suffering is inevitable, but life is about finding that purpose which makes it worth while. And since all of our subjective experiences are tied to objective reality...aka everything we do, think, idealize came from somewhere else...it only makes sense that the destiny of our souls is tied to a God who is the ultimate love and truth itself.
All that I just said won't solve everything you might be going through...depending on context things pertaining to life can be as simple or complicated as you make it...but I hope its a good start. The answers that pertain to the purpose of life are out there, you just have to be willing to seek them out. Many times in life we have to make acts of faith in order to make what we percieve to be the "right" decision...why should our interpretation of God be any different?
Anyways if you have more questions about general philosophy feel free to ask and I'll answer as best I can! Take care and cheers! ;)
@@agastyajain4129the point it's have fun.
When you want to succeed as bad as you want to breathe, then you'll be successful
You are just using bulky words to demotivate others.
Interviewer: How many hours do you work in a week?
Elon: *yes*
Elon would appreciate that this comment has 69 thumbs up!
@@xxxsrcxx 🤣🤣🤣lol
168 h
And then we See Him answer, while he at the same time is working
I'm Elon, and this is funny
Work twice as hard, achieve what someone else does in 1 year, in 6 months.....
Well fucking said.
4 months you noob
Yeah except that's idiotic advice.
No it's not. Youre just lazy
Yes it is, and if you think this is sensible advice you're an idiot too.
Lazy piece of shit spotted. Have a nice day.
If only my videos could motivate people like this😭 Elon is a G
The richest *African-American*
hahahahah you must get 1 million likes for this comments
And surprise surprise hes white 😂 who wouldve expected that... Oh wait EVERYONE 😂 Of course he'd be white
@@jasonlee7928 All I know is he's African-American. We all know African Americans are just the best.
@@jasonlee7928 yeah. So this is Racist!!!
He was born in Canada!
brb working twice as a hard to get born into an emerald mining dynasty
This dude is very smart and knows how to make his dreams come true but he seems awkward with people which is natural behavior for nerds like him. I like this guy!
really he seems chilled than other ppl as smart as him
@Isabela Michaud Then you're smart as hell
So are you working 100 hours a week?
He ain't just another nerd mate…
Little did he knew that his hardwork will make him the richest person on this planet today.
🙌🙌 I admire him
what a great goal to aspire to!
Personally no one should have that much wealth
The Rothchilds are way richer. This is just who the public sees as the richest.
@@tylerharris4392 Its the stock value of his companies, that comprises the majority of his wealth, he risked millions of his own personal fortune, if Tesla and Space X were to fail he wouldn't has have this much
80-100 hours work week. It comes at a price. You have to sacrifice EVERYTHING else in your life. That means no family, no friends, no hobbies. Just work work work. I used to do 80 hour work week throughout my 20s. Money was damn good but like I said, ZERO life. By the time I was 30, I quit my job because of burnout.
1. Focus on something that has high value to others. This means being confident that your idea or product will solve a real problem for people and that they will be willing to pay for it. Musk emphasizes the importance of being rigorous in this assessment, as it's easy to fall into wishful thinking and pursue unrealistic dreams.
2. Be extremely tenacious. Starting a business is hard and there will be many setbacks along the way. You need to be able to persevere through these challenges and keep going, even when things seem impossible.
3. Work incredibly hard. Musk says that entrepreneurs need to be willing to put in 80-100 hour work weeks, especially in the early stages. This will give you a significant advantage over your competitors who are working fewer hours.
Me * wanted to be like Elon musk
Also me *sleeping inside blanket and watching videos all day
@Mage Animator thanks for the recommendation. I will surely buy it.
@@blackHatman007 And The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy.
@Mage Animator tnx. I know whats at stake. I know theres no choice but hardwork but I just can't seem to find the motivation :(
You want money but you don't want to earn so funny 🤣🤣😂
1:29 the moment she didn't want to be an entrepreneur anymore
😂🤣😂🤣🤣😂😂
She's wants to stay home and relax
@@juggernaut316 we're all staying home and relaxing
@@juggernaut316 i wand to stay home and relax whats wrong with wanting relaxed yet fulfilling life ?
SuperOTAKO Because yo u get lazy and then don’t achieve what YOU want
Very well said by Elon .. It may be hard during the start but one will eventually catch up and overtake working 40 hour/ week.
She's like "fuck that I'm not doing that" 😂
She kinda can’t at that job 💀
Guys, don't be poor. Just get a rich dad. It's that simple.
As a Registered Nurse, with a 2-year degree, I worked part-time and raised 2 daughters without child support. I lived a frugal lifestyle and devoted my spare time to helping others. Millionaire at age 66. Learn to go without and save every penny.
There is no substitute for Hard Work.
You just can't skip it.
For hard work you have to ignite that fire in yourself. Only you can do it nobody can do it for you. You gotta figure it out yourself.
Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future… I pray that anyone who is reading this will be successful in his or her life!!!
I’m celebrating a $30k stock portfolio today. I started this journey with 6k. I have invested on time and also with the right terms now I have time for my family and the life ahead of me
Wow, really. I was able to make my $25k on investment
@@thylda7877I’m looking for something I can venture into on a short term basis, I have $15k sitting in my savings
Assets that can make you rich
*FX
*Btcoin
*Stocks
*Gold
*Real estate
You’re right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance
Elon should take better care of his health. There’s a big difference between this Elon and 2019 Elon.
You can’t escape aging Dany. The mans 47 and he still looks better than most people his age.
He probably doesn’t sleep much. The guy is overseeing 3 of the most technologically advanced companies in the world plus many other stressful ventures.
Dany Cervantes 2019 Elon was dancing 😂
@@smoothbuddha7212 mate you just created some solid lyrics there
@@smoothbuddha7212 Businessmen like Elon Musk, Mukesh Ambani, Trump etc work for 120 hours per week on an average they don't sleep more than 5 hours... and similarity in them is they don't smoke, don't drink not do drugs
It could be good advice.
Unfortunately the problem is (and will always be): "I don't know how hard others work."
(I can only know how hard I work, not how hard someone else works)
Be ten steps ahead and let hard working do their part
Probably the best advice in the world but only has 50 thousand views
+Rastacraft So true. But you have to know what you're working towards before you invest so much time. Most people are clueless what to do with their lives, and those that do are usually delusional thinking they're doing something great when it's not (i.e. 99% of UA-camrs).
+zxvf Hence why he said there should be a rigorous assessment.
That's good for you. You'd have to worked a lot harder if everyone adapted this concept :)
+Moduhlize work*
+Moduhlize you are selfish thinker.
"I like your work ethic." Like he cares lol
Okay??
@@GirlDo3 He doesn't care that she "likes" his work ethic.
😂 😂 😂
I care if you are gaie
When people say "Bless you" , do they think that we really care? No, it's being nice.😀
Her: “I’m an entrepreneur, what advice u Give me”
Elon: “work 80-100hrs a wk”
Her: “ooh ok I don’t wanna be an entrepreneur anymore”
This is when she realized that "house wife" is really a good option 😌😌🧘
She was weak sauce. Mohammed Ali would go running 5am in the morning because he knew the other guy wouldn't be up that early. I bet she felt guilty about her own laziness.
dserenity69 Imagine wanting free time LUL
thats approx if you had a full day of school 2 time a day
@@dserenity69 Maybe she wants a life outside of her work
I'm disabled and fairly bedridden. I have to think very carefully about how to accomplish everything in a very efficient manner. I accomplish more now than ever before.
Number 1 is the most important - provide high value to someone else. That always been a mystery to me - how brilliant entrepreneurs are able to anticipate what others need and provide for it. It’s their gift and lacking that gift, the reason I’m not an entrepreneur.
Procrastination is addictive
"We only had one computer so the website was running during the day and I was coding at night"
Can you elaborate a bit? Where is this coming from?
@@TheMuha1995 It's Elon's line. When he started.
@@TheMuha1995 It’s also in Ashley Vance’s biography of Musk.
It is not enough to work more. I used to work a lot. The only things it gave me was double salary after 6 years of work. It is crucial to see that he starts from saying that we have to do something which people will value. The other thing is that we have to be able to take risks, standup after failure and be flexible after we fail. Sometimes we just simply do things because we used to do them before and this is the reason we don't learn from our failures. It is easier to continue than change ourselves. And to do it I don't see any other advice than to force ourselves to do things differently. So, it is not enough to work hard. If you work hard digging your grave you will only have very deep grave.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
Your competition hates it when you work hard.
I'm in the process of working full-time but studying for my next career (software development), I get discouraged & tired at times, but knowing Elon works >2x a regular work schedule helps me put my goals in perspective & gives me the added motivation of knowing if I can get through this schedule it'll only be easier to work >40hour/week on a career I'd love to do.
And how is working 80-100 hours per week going for you? It's been 2 years.
@@rameeziqbal8711 yeah, I think he is homeless now.
@@rameeziqbal8711seems like he is dead or no time for youtube
wtf are you talking about my young padavan
Lol at 1:55 (after Elon gives her advice on entrepreneurship)
Interviewer: "I like your work ethic" - as if to say that passes as a good answer and she approves.
Elon: meekly "Alright...... thanks" - genuinely confused because that was advice she requested, he never considered the question was a form of appraisal.
This is why Elon gets stuff done while others strut about or waste time on useless mindgames.
The Dude you got it 100%
The Dude haha same thought exactly. Bravo Elon, nice work ethics... "BATMAN SLAP"
The Dude Lol right.
I know, what a shit fucking interviewer.
Oh you guys...she was ending the interview.
Interviewers are allocated a limited amount of time for these things. If you notice, he gets up after she says "thank you" at the end. I'm pretty damn sure she knows he's way beyond her league and that he doesn't need her approval for anything. His head nod and the "alright, thanks" was his way of acknowledging that the interview was coming to an end and that that was her last question for the day.
She did her job, she got a great answer out of him for you guys.
100 hour weeks means 14 hours of pure work/learning per day including weekends. 😥😥😥
Yeah, that means you have 3-4 hours of freetime per day, isn’t that enough?
Basically a vacation for the average Korean student
@@ansewe4207 That's not true. Don't you eat, sleep and take a shower? And without mention train, read, get sun, move...
@@Nothingelsematters. 24-14=10 hours. Sleep 7h, eat 1.5h, work out in the sun 30min, and 1 hour to do whatever else. Understand?
@@ansewe4207 I cannot fathom living a life with only an hour of free time a day. What a miserable existence that must be.
This advice isn't only for entrepreneurs, as the vast minority of all people will ever be entrepreneurs. Regardless of what type of worker or employee you are, work harder and smarter than everyone around you, and you will never be disappointed with how you can climb the ladder and end up. One of my favorite things to do is to dig down and do self-productive things while other people my age are "living it up" partying and engaging in impulsive pleasures. You may look around and find that a lot of people are better off than you right now, but nothing beats hard and smart work in the end, and if you make that promise to yourself, you're going to end up satisfied.
Also, have your parents own an emerald mine. Don't forget that step
that's an absurd. In Europe they are trying to reduce working hours from 8 to 6, in Denmark people finish at 4pm and restaurants closes at 5pm and everybody feels good and satisfied.
I saw the American jet from my terrace.
He is genuine.
His expression is like me only.
One of my first jobs was working as a painter. There was an old pro running the crew in his last year before retirement. We knew he was coming to check in on our work so we made sure we were rockin n rollin in the middle of a hot summer day. He saw us baking in the hot sun, covered in sweat, paint cooking in the heat, and yelled at us to “WORK SMARTER, NOT HARDER!!” In other words, we thought we were putting in the hard work…but we weren’t being smart about it and should’ve been working around the sun.
Soooooo, it doesn’t really matter if you’re working twice as hard as the next person if YOU aren’t being smart about it and your leaders aren’t smart themselves. Doing more dumb stuff isn’t a recipe for success.
you think you as a painter is a smart work lol, Elon Job built smart work companies but somebody need to put the work in , in order it get easy
Yeah there's nothing worse than the guy on the crew who's a) stupid and b) proud of how hard he works. Cuz he'll "work so hard" that he'll put in a bunch of hours messing shit up for everyone else. And also cuz he's so proud of his "hard work", he'll resent everyone else on the team, who put in less hours yet still get more done than he does.
yes work twice as hard as others and stuff is something that I used to do, and I used to ignore social interactions and make up the excuse that I am "working", and that has made me lose tremendous confidence as well as social skills in the real world. Idk it just seems that there should be another reason for life other than work.
Building a network could be part of your work. Or socializing in General
It was an advice for entrepreneurs. Being an entrepreneur is a mindset, not a job. It means to come up with all sorts of ways to arrive at your goals, at your destination.
If you’re employed, and decided to apply that “work twice as hard as everybody else” to your job, you probably made the company take leaps further towards their goal. Whatever their mission statement it may be.
But ask yourself: is the company’s mission statement/goal the same I have?
I doubt John’s mission statement is “to be the premier retail company in the world” or stuff like that. That’s company talk.
Elon is talking about people who want to achieve their goals in life. What those goals are you have to find out for yourself. 9 times out of 10 is not your job. Your job isn’t a goal, it’s not a destination. The money they pay you there is solely the tool which you use to get to your goal, not the goal itself man.
If your goal is to buy the piece of land of your dreams for your retirement and your family’s enjoyment, you know you have to attach a price to it. Dreams have a price tag on them.
Well, now, as an entrepreneur I’ll do whatever it takes to buy that piece of land with that beautiful property.
In order to do that, I’ll work twice as hard at my job so I can save twice the amount of money. Or I’ll start a business of my own, and I’ll get through the first years of operating in the red to get to one day high profitability levels so I can control my compensation-not my boss-and how much money I put away for that beautiful piece of land. As long as the way you get to that destination is honest, legal, and ethical.
And mine was just an example-it doesn’t have to be a piece of land with a property in it. It will be whatever inspires you or your family.
But if you’ll never stop and THINK ABOUT IT, you’ll never figure out what you’re fighting for-and the hard work will be meaningless, without result financially nor emotionally.
Think for yourself man, that’s what millions of people don’t do. They’re leaves on the big river of life: they just float on it, thrown around by the flow, and sometimes the flow rips them in two. You gotta become a rock, you stay firm and put on your goals and values and the flow doesn’t move you one inch-it only shapes you up a bit.
Don’t work just to work, man. That is of no use to you. Useful to the company for which you work for-but you’re not your company! You’re your own person, with a family and people you love. That company cares about the CEO/Founder’s family first-yours second, if not last.
Hope I brought come clarity. These are basic success principles right here
Great conclusion bro. Liberation is only goal. Do check out swami chinmayananda
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This is probably the best advice I've seen from him
his words remind me of a statement i heard "its hard to find pple r really working hard than"
"Alright, I like your work ethic", not "i'll do that". And that's why Elon succeeds.
I think he's also saying that strategic planning and strategic effort are important parts in working hard. lots of people work really hard but they don't succeed because of an unjust system.
Pigeon Morris
Hi, I suggest you read Covey's "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" & see the section on sharpening the saw....if you would like another angle on what you are mentioning...and haven't yet read it.
Nice comment.
if it takes 100 hours of hardwork per week to be a billionier i dont want to be a billionier
That's not even guaranteed. Plenty of people work that much and they're poor
This is true. At school, i really loved history and researched so much more than everyone else because i enjoyed it and i became the best at the subject out of everyone at school.
He didn't have degree of Aerospace Engineering, he just kept on trying. He Showed the World that pasion is more important than a degree.
Thanks for your feedback, for more guidance
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Ethan Woo that’s a lotta work *polite smile*
And today we can see what he achieved and he’s doing....we all are part of this song, just play your part beautifully!
Some small details he forgot: It's not him who is working 80-100 hours per week for "his" succes but his employees. And they got like 50-60k per year in return if they are engineers.
Of course for him doing interviews going to dinners with investors or watching things finally working count as "work" so if he live his life 14 hours a day and spend the rest with sleep he is "working" that much.
Started working 60 hrs a week. Tired, but came to youtube for some motivation from the 🐐
I learned from others that
"Success is who you become".
"If everybody close to you will leave you, who will you become?, and if you stand alone, who will you become?".
Reporter: I'm an entrepreneur.
Elon: Okay.
Many works to live, some lives to work.
I have seen this more than 15 to 20 times...just love it ❤️❤️❤️
Love how all the fan boys watching this will be thinking, “Aha! That’s what it takes to be billionaire like Elon. I’ll do it!” Wrong. He had way more than just a ridiculously self centred work ethic.
I would work 100 times harder and still fail against the brightest on this planet.
Don't know why I got offended when she said I like your work ethic....
maybe you should stop eating soy then
@@benjisea 😆😆😆
@@benjisea hahha Soy ??! why? lol
@@midshipsport soy boy
Money is a great motivation to work hard
He looks a talented and a dedicated guy, i think some day he will make a huge fortune.
I pledge to become a real estate entrepreneur in coming years. Ready to work 80-100 hours/week.
Yes, I agree, u don't need any advice. Its obvious, just work harder and harder till u get there.
(1) A lot of passion.
(2) Rigor.
100 hours a week is just impossible, especially if you're studying. The brain is not going to concentrate for 14 hours a day on specific, tedious tasks.
Tell that to doctors lol
@@gavinedit8722 It's different with doctors, they have already been taught the skills required in med school. I'm specifically talking about people who are learning new information. I want to apply this mindset to my studying and yet I like most people would find it extremely difficult to study 14 hours a day.
Bobby they are not taught everything in med school they are constantly learning new skills and information while on the job- they also had to pull those study hours during med school as well.
Bobby also I’m not saying its a healthy option- i think a lot of people suffer from over working themselves with those hours - but its not impossible
Actually, it's the specific, tedious tasks which are *exactly* what the brain is good at concentrating on for 14 hours (or more) per day, if you're motivated enough.
What's much harder - bordering on impossible, depending on the subject matter and your level of intelligence/expert knowledge/experience - is working for 14 hours a day on intense, cognitively taxing tasks, such as those involving high levels of abstract thought and problem solving.
The trick to becoming hyper-productive, Elon Musk style, is to identify those tasks which you're able to grind out day in day out until you drop, fill the morning and early afternoon when you're at your sharpest with the intense problem solving tasks, and the late afternoons/evenings with the sort of stuff that you could do while watching a movie or listening to an audiobook or talking on the phone (and wherever possible, actually be doing something like that at the same time). Now that's productivity!
i think the first part was most interesting, on the topic of being an inventor/entrepreneur, if you're inventing something that will be useless, then you've lied to yourself.
Find what is valuable, define the path to success, focus on your vision & work like hell.
this is much informative than being in class for the whole semester.
Interesting mini interview.
I guess what he's saying is hard work beats talent, when talent doesn't work hard.
No
@@cutehoney8637 Yes
Works 14 hours in a 24 hour day - thats not including sleep, eating, family, friends oh and some alone time.
Work twice as hard as others, twice longer than others and die twice earlier. Still achieving much more than anyone could in two or more lifetimes.
lol weirdest advice ever
You can work and still live long,if you make your health your priority
look at elon man such an inspirational thinker
Hard work will only get you so far. You need to be smart as well to do great things.
luck = preparation meets hard work
luck = preparation(hard work) meets opportunity
Seneca
Now he is the richest🔥🔥
Yep
Pata hai sabko
Be born rich
..it's all about focusing on your dreams
this man, is the richest on the planet now... crazy ‼️
Neil DeGrasse Tyson really really really wants you to take his MasterClass.
Get your employees to work twice as hard. That's how you make your fortune. Off the backs of their hard work.
1:18 Motivates Me Everytime
Nice Video Thanks 10 years ago
100 Hours over a 6-Day Workweek: 16.67 Hours/Day
Daily Schedule (Monday to Saturday)
Work Shift 1: 5:00 AM - 10:00 AM
Break: 10:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Work Shift 2: 10:30 AM - 3:30 PM
Lunch Break: 3:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Work Shift 3: 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Dinner Break: 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Work Shift 4: 9:30 PM - 2:30 AM
Off Time: 2:30 AM - 5:00 AM