"Many successful entrepreneurs are lionized for being difficult, with the assumption that abrasiveness indicates brilliance. In reality, disrespect leads to failure, not success."
"The hustle culture narrative glorifies burnout as a badge of honor, but it ultimately promotes poor decision-making and tunnel vision rather than resilience."
Entrepreneurs typically contribute less to the economy than traditional employees. Transitioning to self-employment often leads to longer hours and a paradoxical reduction in economic impact. Despite this, high levels of public admiration exist for entrepreneurs, particularly self-made billionaires. Certain traits, such as abrasive behavior and obsessive work schedules, are erroneously celebrated but can hinder success. Difficulty with respect and a culture of overwork may lead to negative outcomes instead of positive innovation or productivity.
Read at Fast Company
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