Is Hard Work Enough? Deep Life Debates at FriendZone
Summary
The FriendZone | Make Friends & Chat ⋅ Active Social Fun ⋅ Chill ⋅ VC community recently engaged in a thought-provoking debate regarding the value of hard work versus success. Members explored whether traditional hustle culture is outdated, referencing philosophical perspectives like those found in The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck. This discussion highlights the server's commitment to meaningful conversation and diverse viewpoints on life, purpose, and personal satisfaction.
You can work everyday for the rest of your life, you still won't amount to nothing, hard work doesn't get you billions, If hard work led to success, the donkey would own the farm.
Hard work in the right place can make u earn good money
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that's old thinking.
Outdated.
Repetitive nonsense.
I don't agree bc i don't see the idea of success in this life is about earning billions actually mark manson talked about this in he's book The Subtle (Art of Not Giving a Fuck) it's a very interesting book and has some valid thoughts on success
You're right in a general sense if you're only ever working for the pay. I get some sense of pride or satisfaction from working hard, the same kind I imagine people get from working out, and I feel like I'm providing service. You need direction for your work; otherwise, it will turn into wasted effort.
It's unfair, but you make do with what you have.
I was more replying to the idea that he stated that hard work doesn’t lead to “success”. There are other ways to look at success and one is through purpose, which is what works for me.
