Compensation for Hard Work is An Expensive Lie

[@johnmcnamara8741]

Hard work is rewarded with more work.

[@mymobile3281]

I agree, but it is a waste of time, not gaining experience 😢

[@nicolaslopez3987]

I disagree. Hard work helps you master your skills, become a top contributor, and get noticed.

[@nickmaddalena985]

Both are correct. You can work hard and have no where to go and no area to learn. That is a dead end. If you can, learn and move. If you can't move on...

[@arivo9062]

Good luck staying at a company

[@sea0920]

Your company owns your hard work. It benefits you if you own the company but not if you are just an employee selling time for money.

[@SunnyOfficialYT]

“Put more experience in your years..” this hit me in the gut and heart ❤️

[@pushkarajnikale5719]

Time is certainly more valuable than money.. i used to doubt that but ever since I visited my friend in the hospital fighting for his life everyday is really terrible to see. we all would give some more money to buy some time to live in this world, it's just a matter of time to realise this. So live your life to the fullest everyday we are getting closer to our death anyway. You are just beautiful the way you are ❤

[@judithwallace2091]

Spend your wealth on your health. That way the time you have can be well spent!

[@justjoy8355]

Ahh I’ve been binge watching your channel like crazy. So much VALUE!!! Thank you sooo much. Also, how I miss Tokyo. Good to see the glorious Tokyo Station again. I visited Tokyo in October 2023. Hands down one of the best experiences!! I’ll be back. 🇯🇵❤ Okay.. now back to the video. 💙😀

[@nicolaslopez3987]

I always followed this rule, but never really put words on it. I approached this more as saving my brain bandwidth and time for highly demanding and intellectual problems, rather than spend this time on things that won’t improve me as an engineer.

[@khersheonteoh5697]

This is so true. In finance, there is a term called time-value of money. It's a measure to decide whether should or should not do the hard work. The only caveat is it is hard to measure accurately leading to wrong decision.

[@rcmag13]

Going to starbucks on free coffee day to find there is a line wrapped around the building, all to save 4-5 bucks on a cup of coffee, what a waste of time. I will just pay for the coffee, thank you

[@LovisaSvensson-iw7wc]

"shop with your time" as they say. When you want to buy something, calculate how many hours of work it takes you to earn that money to find out if it's worth it.

[@asuka4931]

Thank you for your advice! Hope you enjoy your precious time in Tokyo!!!

[@TranQuocHuyCareerCoaching]

This video brilliantly highlights the true value of time over money and offers transformative insights on prioritizing life goals. Absolutely eye-opening and inspiring!

[@spinnetti]

Good perspectives. Beyond all expectation, I'm lucky to have enough of both, though I need to live with more urgency in my "off" time.

[@Chris-hp2gg]

The harder I work, the luckier I get. But you have to work smartly. You must spend money to make money. Time is your most precious commodity.😂

[@Fedgery007]

This is all so true. Took me a long time to figure this out.

[@factorfitness3713]

That train station is absolutely beautiful.

[@hrdzleo]

Great perspective - thank you.

[@danielvillarreal6610]

A guest speaker at a leadership course years ago advised us to learn everything we could from every job we ever had and then to take that knowledge into the next job & repeat the process. I would add what Dr. Grace said about 10 years potentially being 1 year of experience 10X & to max out the learning during those years. I suggest considering a move once you have maxed out your learning and, in some cases, vested for retirement! Follow our guest speaker’s advice and also Dr. Grace’s.

[@alicialexists]

Thanks! This video is very helpful.

[@JoseAugustoDaSilvaSantos-dn6pf]

Thks , dr.Grace amazing class. Good to find here. Congratulation. 🎉

[@HRuncoded]

Great video like the scenery behind you and the energy you speak with. Keep up the good work.

[@JoanneKaravara]

Iam being blessed from Papua New ❤

[@germainkibad1682]

Thanks!❤🥰

[@andriidanylov9453]

Thank You. Nice to see the person who think same about the Time

[@soniabeikzadeh3179]

You are incredibly talented and very good❤

[@sunshineandautumn]

Brilliant 🎉 thank you

[@shaneanderson4177]

Of all the videos ive watched like this one , it might be the most full of good information!

[@DLAN.I0]

Preach, only one who disagrees is profiting off of it.

[@roselin76]

Welcome to Tokyo Sensei! Your videos are very helpful!! Thank you very much🙏

[@antifragileLiving]

In my experience, the phrase "time is money" means the opposite of what you're saying. When people say that, they mean that time IS VERY valuable. The people who wait in line for 2 hours to save a few cents don't live by that phrase. That being said, I agree with video. Good stuff! Thanks!

[@EliAlexanderClark]

Hard work is necessary to build, engineer, etc. Hard work is not necessary to make money.

[@anthonyleonard]

Thank you! Awesome advice!

[@YEYSHONAN]

You're in Tokyo! Welcome!

[@masm3608]

Thanks for this information.

[@helloworldcsofficial]

Love it!

[@junglecodetube]

Welcome to Tokyo! Are you speaking in town? Would love to attend.

[@aagm.]

I love this channel

[@JoanneKaravara]

How do I buy back my time? This is new to me!

[@JohnMusic_PhD]

Interesting … but your argument breaks down in many cases.there are many instances where money is more valuable than time. Time is something that cannot be grown, money can grow exponentially.Lots to consider.

[@thehealthpulsewithAngel]

I agree with this 100 percent

[@TheDigitalOne]

Time is valuable, that even experienced individuals at one time were inexperienced, and even experience individuals can become inexperienced overnight due to the constant technological enhancements that even experience individuals can’t seem to keep up or refuse to adopt to the new enhanced guidelines. How can one cope with that when one is experience at something, Dr. Grace? 🥰✨💎

[@098excel]

Thank you Grace 🙂

[@lemsta3854]

Definitely value time more than money. We can’t take life for granted. If it’s our time to die it’s our time die and that could be anytime. So don’t waste time🤓

[@ArturoGarcia-lj6ip]

I love your content Dr. Grace! However, I would like to share the following knowledge with you and the community about the information of this video: if you live your whole life with a sense of urgency (which is also part of an unconscious programming) you will continue to live as a slave; the only difference will be that you changed of master -time instead of money-. Saludos desde México.

[@Michael-xp4cd]

This is a great video

[@AzriRich88]

Great!

[@cyclops9125]

Time > money

[@hegerwalter]

I have been seriously disappointed in the help that I paid for. Often, people have a preconceived notion that I want what they have to offer.

[@Meleeman011]

time management. i need help, social media helps me makes me not value time

[@umbrellaplanet]

tokyo station!!

[@russellmcmahan3157]

Work to live, not live to work.

[@1001legoboy]

Time is money phrase leads me to the opposite conclusion! It reinforces your arguments…

[@chaiysue]

Hard Work and Compensation are Linked, Not a Lie: While the video claims that "working hard for better compensation" is a lie, in reality, many people do improve their financial situation through hard work, dedication, and persistence. Industries, such as professional services, healthcare, and skilled trades, often reward individuals who invest time and effort to gain expertise, qualifications, and experience. The link between effort and compensation may not always be direct or immediate, but in many sectors, hard work still leads to promotions, raises, and career advancement. To dismiss this as a lie undercuts the value of perseverance and skill-building in the marketplace.

[@doendo3607]

#東京駅 🚄

[@neroow2258]

I am the victim to believe that lie.

[@hold121]

Flawed from the get go a doomed philosophy.

[@organogardener9210]

hold121, flawed? how so? Please kindly explain.

[@TheRulerRoderickSutton]

You can call it “working hard” or “creating value” or whatever semantical substitute you want, but nonetheless yo ass WILL have no other choice but to put forth MORE of an effort towards whatever than another person vying for the same thing because nothing comes easy, and there is no escaping that. If you think you are going to get out of “working hard,” then keep complaining because it’s your only option.