A man worked 3:45 AM to midnight, six nights a week for 50 weeks a year, driven by the belief that harder work equals more success. After years of this routine, he realized the cycle usually doesn't end well.
What time of the day do you think my day started? 3:45? Yeah, about 3:45. Yes, fucking you got it. You know exactly what's going on because that extra 15 minutes made a big fucking difference. Holy moly, it made a difference, right? And I started about 4 AM in the— 3:45 in the morning to be precise, right? Now my day would wind up going till about 10 or 11 in the morning with clients. I'd have a bit of a break in the middle of the day where I pretended to study at university. And then I start again at about 3, and I go through it about 7 or 8 o'clock at night with clients. And so my day would wind up going till about midnight, and I'd do that 6 nights a week, and I would do that 50 weeks of the year because my whole rule of creating success in life was that the harder I work, the more successful I'll become.
