Work As Hard As You Can

Work as hard as you can. Even though what you work on and who you work with are more important.
• Work as hard as you can 0:00
• But what you work on and who you work with are more important 1:00
• Nobody really works 80 hours a week 2:22
• Inspiration is perishable 3:05
• Impatience with actions, patience with results 3:36
Full show notes and transcript: startupboy.com/2019/05/06/work...

[@yashdutta742]

Impatience with Actions, Patience with Results. Great Quote.

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

Yash Dutta - loved that one, also!

[@instamdgram]

Indeed, From the Geeta: "Karm kar, Phal Ki Asha na kar"! modernised.

[@Ebb0Productions]

@@instamdgram Geeta??

[@raviranjankarn3938]

@@Ebb0Productions referring to holy book "Bhagwad Geeta"

[@vimalcurio]

Preached

[@shantanusingh6728]

- Don't get mesmerized by status signalling of some people... - Inspiration is Perishable so just take actions as soon as you have it... - Sprint, REST, Reassess and repeat... This is How you build a marathon of sprints... - Don't just confuse efficient hard work with inefficient hard work... work hard in an atmosphere or among people those are really working for achieving the same thing you strive to achieve...but first work hard to find that atmosphere. - Impatience with actions but patience with results, do whatever you're supposed to do that inspires you coz you aren't getting any younger anyway... - Follow the Lion hunting Strategy if you are passionate about a solving a problem most efficiently... Commenting just so i get a reminder of this masterpiece in future whenever someone likes my comment.

[@AmitYadav-jp5uz]

Thanks.

[@Fortious_edit]

Nice work (I appreciate it)

[@jyotiagarwal6202]

My takeaway Impatient with actions. Patience with results. Inspiration is perishable so just take actions immediately when u feel inspired

[@vijiyanttanaji9800]

True

[@SuperRedux]

Are you an Indian ?

[@kevinuc1514]

@@SuperRedux 😱🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mozart0]

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[@iVuDang]

"People who brag working 80-120 hr weeks is just status signaling. No one can sustain high output with mental clarity, your brain breaks down". Effective people work in short sprints that make up a marathon of sprints. This is so true! I find myself writing notes furiously when listening to Naval.

[@joaocarvalho1347]

there are always outliers that can in fact work that many hours diligently and effectively.

[@bradcm2185]

ever done lots of little amounts of acid..?

[@darius_oneofone]

How can you quantify "high output with mental clarity" ? Its subjective, you can't.

[@Inquiring]

@@joaocarvalho1347 this

[@michaelbishop9157]

people are also different

[@RanjeetKumar-nf7pv]

"Impatient with actions. Patience with results. Inspiration is perishable so just take actions immediately when u feel inspired". Commenting so that I get notified whenever someone clicks this quote

[@JohnSmith-vg6hb]

You're welcome

[@wolfbloodost9970]

I’d say actions create motivation. If you feel demotivated act and let your actions create the motivation. In other words be disciplined

[@mozart0]

@@wolfbloodost9970 this

[@jatinsoni1979]

.

[@mikewoodson6930]

I’ve worked many 60 hour weeks. 12 hr days. After some time working this much, you will not be at your best. Work smarter in less hours. I agree w so much this man says. He doesn’t stutter or guess or say ummm, he’s very confident!

[@udaypsaroj]

@@KevinJDildonik Thanks for bringing this up at just the right time for me! I strongly subscribe to something identical about the effects of chronic stress - which is modernity in a nutshell - but I need to address the same asap.

[@woodwhacker]

Most people don’t WANT to work that hard, the incentives (in America) are often materialistic & not driven by inspiration, discipline, and lifelong learning. Part of me thinks this is a cultural thing, as so many organizations have failed in large part to embrace adaptive learning cultures due to individualism & poor leadership - I am grateful to have started my career this year under a long term leader playing a long term game, & I actually feel my contributions aren’t limited to my job position. I want to try working that Chinese 996 (9am-9pm, 6x/week) for at least some of my youth. What do you do each day you work?

[@mikewoodson6930]

I’m in sales, I determine my own hours and do a hell of a lot of driving. The more I’m in front of people, the more money I can make. So, long hours. Many many 16 hour days, including the driving.

[@woodwhacker]

@@mikewoodson6930 the grind is real.. May I ask what industry you play in?

[@mikewoodson6930]

@@woodwhacker yes. I work for a large Corporation and sell Walk in Baths, in home one call close. I work in one State, AL., USA.

[@usernametaken2tekken]

Hard work is the refuge of people that’ve nothing to do. - Oscar Wilde

[@funny-video-YouTube-channel]

Live more than you work ! When life is work, then there is no life. Connecting all as a lifestyle is the trick and a complicated balance in life.

[@MS-lg5yv]

well said

[@thekid3744]

you can live through your work

[@thekid3744]

@johnny cash 😂😂😂

[@Humanprototype-wh8qr]

@johnny cash is also a view

[@brahmaputramoskva1215]

Marathon of sprints is golden word that came to mind as he spoke You need to be doing short sprints with rest everyday while being consistent

[@iVuDang]

My key takeaways: - People who brag working 80-120 hours a week is just status signalling. Nobody can work at sustained high output and have mental clarity. Your brain will breakdown, and you won’t have good ideas. - People who work most effectively, especially knowledge work, is a sprint when they are inspired and they are passionate about the task at hand. And then they take long breaks. Similar to a lion hunting. o Sprint. Rest. Reassess. And then try again. And then you end up building a marathon of sprints. o Inspiration is perishable. When you have it, do it right then and there. o Impatience with actions, and patience with results. Anything you have to do, just get it done. You’re not getting any younger. Your life is slipping away. You want to do it quickly as you can and while you have full attention. But you have to be patient with the results because you’re dealing with complex systems and lots of people. o It takes time to get products to emerge as you polish, polish, and keep polishing away. o Solve the problem the moment it happens. Solve it as quickly as possible. - Success is made up of small wins. Win by each hour.

[@Followgod73]

@David James hahahaaha. Moron

[@Followgod73]

@David James Ok m moron. U seems like an intellectual, have a great day ahead.

[@ragabgharti8441]

@David James you are right, you gotta work hard Work more than 80 hours is enough i will say

[@shubh_21]

Thanks Buddy 🙏

[@jmitesh01]

Patience with results is not for faint hearted! Patience is the characteristic of strong willed and confident individual. ChatGPT: Indeed, it takes a strong will and a considerable amount of confidence to remain patient, especially when facing challenging situations or awaiting outcomes that are uncertain or slow to materialize. Patience is often seen as a virtue because it reflects the ability to maintain composure, perseverance, and emotional resilience, even in the face of delays or obstacles. This trait is valuable not just in personal growth and inner peace, but also in achieving long-term goals and in fostering healthy relationships. By cultivating patience, individuals can better manage stress, make more thoughtful decisions, and navigate the complexities of life with a clearer vision and a steadier hand.

[@PrithivirajSaminathan]

i found this channel and found the real purpose of my life :) thank you so much Naval !!

[@albi7024]

I'm so glad you've spent so much time clarifying these thoughts, Naval, because it seems like you're addressing everything that's floating around in my mind.

[@uoyebuttnuocca]

Hope one day when I accomplish something, I can point out this video that changed my life. Thank you.

[@aloevera7422]

every day you accomplish something. celebrate each accomplishment to physically habituate your brain to advancement behaviors

[@slaw.s.664]

Thx a lot Naval for sharing valuable tips on business. I got the same personal characteristic as you ' I won't sleep until the problem is solved or the resolution is in motion'. That's why I gave up a law career where a felt miserable. I hate to wait for taking action

[@andresbf830]

Hard work is absolutely no substitute for who you work with and what you work on. What you work on is probably the most important thing. Finding Product-Market-Founder fit. 1. Pick the right area to work in. 2. Pick the right people to work with 3. Hard work Impatience with actions. Patience with results.

[@ChrisAnja]

I like the concept of sprint that you talking about.

[@BrentNally]

More great advice from Naval!

[@techsutra4917]

thanks alot naval for such a precious and valuable video to all the young and even to all the people of any age .

[@saurabhmaheshwari9685]

One word: beautiful.

[@zikomo8913]

Thanks a lot for making these videos apart from your Twitter. I don't know if you care about view count that much, but I'm sure it will surge with time, Fermilab's channel also didn't have many views back then, but now its popular.

[@rudhisundar]

Give this guy a medal! He is a Gem, itself though.

[@slouischarlesYT]

To each his own. I was successful when I was young and lived like The King Of Queens (Old show where Doug worked, sat, around, ate and enjoyed life), now I'm working towards a goal that I can do until I die, which is helping people and getting them results, something I do for fun anyway. Never follow the status quo for the sake of it. Finding what you want to do for the rest of your life, or a general purpose or set of values is much harder to cement. Do that! EDIT: nobody cares wether you work hard or not. They care about results or outcome. However 99% of the time you have to work tremendously hard to get the best outcome, or inherit something which can be more than money, say genetics.

[@slouischarlesYT]

@@haiderbashir3113 Huh? I helped people get results. I held health and fitness competitions for 4 years and asked for nothing in return and gave winners prizes. A TON of body transformations. I worked in the personal finance sector and helped people reduce/eliminate debt and improve their credit. I learned from doing it myself, working in the field and just telling people what my opinion would be for them in thier specific situation outside of work again, all free with tangible results. I don't know how you got self help guru out of that. Did someone hurt you?

[@TansuTansu2]

Excellent advice - thank you!

[@Manyhailmarysatatime]

This is soooo good. Thank you!!

[@m.koushikreddy6677]

Knowledge work more like, sprint ,rest, reassess not like marathon. Thanks for this

[@shafiemukhre]

Oh my, this is gold

[@ThangTran-oo4dx]

Yeah, thanks you so much

[@ciaoitalo]

Very interesting. Thank you for putting this together, you've given me a lot to chew on.

[@quantum.spectrum]

Such an amazing conversation

[@cyberintelligence1034]

thanks to you naval.

[@hiddencompounder8100]

“If getting wealthy is your goal, you will have to work as hard as you can” ❗️

[@Pulsed101]

Just remember, you can't take it with you

[@Dallas4090]

Fulfillment is king

[@Ericolasafrica]

Am glad to have such Enlightenment

[@christophersurnname9967]

Delivering the goods!

[@milaniboyce]

Thank you🙏🏼

[@ibrahimabdi5578]

Quote of the day for :' impatient with actions, patient with results'.

[@aayushmanshrivastava9224]

This is gold ❤️

[@boringmishu]

Figure out what to work on, then work on it, only then you'll be able to reach people & convince them to work with you. They're not waiting for us. That's what my little experience says. 🙂

[@AM-kd1bk]

Work hard with right people ❤

[@TicketToLiterature]

That's hell of a knowledge and inspiration, I am currently reading book "The almanack of Naval Ravikant" that's why I am here to get more clarity with what I am reading... Great book, must read 📖

[@OpiTheFitnessAnimator]

Great book, load of gems in there!

[@user-wp3bu3qg4s]

Great words Naval!

[@rbmadgunner]

I won't rest, I won't sleep until i solve my problem. Impatient with actions and patience with results. Inspiration is perishable and can vanish so take actions immediately. I got these from the video.

[@DefeatLust]

Love this

[@Azonde]

Just finished a sprint!

[@natgq7242]

Trust the process

[@ChocolateMilkCultLeader]

Watching during the lockdown

[@VincentSun]

Impatience with actions, patience with results

[@theyoungbloodedpodcast2264]

11/10 content!

[@MrNate-rn3ce]

If your watching this in 2045, needless to say I was here ;)

[@PujaMaity213]

Yeah!

[@jschoolaccount6790]

Morning Navalism.

[@deepakpatel_278]

amazing

[@MosesRabuka]

No matter how high your bar is, RAISE YOUR BAR

[@xylongevity]

Awesome

[@manikasingh4309]

Other than the content, your voice is really nice.

[@wafaibrahim369]

Thanks. Amazing. Wet. Important. Topic. 💜💜💜💜💞💞👌💋💕

[@taoufikelabbassi2116]

impatience with actions patience with results

[@manishmishra_shorts]

Points Summary 👇 1. What you work on is most important. 2. Work on future ideas that will have huge returns and surround yourself with best person. 3. Sprint. Rest. reassess. Run. 4. When you inspired Act on it. Do something. "Impatience with Action, patience with Results." 5. Solve problems, as soon as possible with all resources. If it helps like the comment.

[@spiritualnici6695]

Who you work with What you work on How hard you work Impatience in actions and patience in results If something isn't solved get it done he doesn't have any peace or rest until he solves it he literally won't sleep until it's solved.

[@BB-mw8dq]

I’m realizing that I have a lot in common with people like Naval, at least in terms of how I’m wired.

[@FunnyFlirtTalks]

Who you work with What you work on How hard you work Bonus I added how smart/witty you work

[@NoMoWarplz]

What is the biggest question you can ask for that opportunity, and drill down, until no further and then start to build back up.

[@johnlabry325]

This guy is independent

[@socialogic9777]

Rule #1 - First comes health. Grind but make sure you are taking good care of yourself.

[@imbotrex9481]

🔥🔥

[@JulioVelezz]

💡

[@sherlock_221]

Impatience with actions ang patience with results.

[@tavoiaiono7885]

You should NEVER have to work hard for anything. Its energy, you need to learn how to balance your vibrations and energy and things you want will manifest. Actions can be a resistance to the things you want. Like going to the gym to work out because you are fat.....well you give fat the energy and fat will appear. But if you believe you are skinny and continue on with something else, fat will go away. If you carry a gun for safety and protection...you will never be safe and might even get shot. It is energy. ALL ENERGY!!

[@stephanbranczyk8306]

So by your logic, if I believe I'm married to Kim Kardashian, I will be married to Kim Kardashian. Thanks Tavoi for that advice. By the way, Kim says hi.

[@likeaboss516]

For sports, YES. For business, kind of cus u gotta have “smart” element too.

[@wealthbros9678]

Key quotes: “If getting wealthy is your goal, you will have to work as hard as you can” "People who brag working 80-120 hr weeks is just status signaling. No one can sustain high output with mental clarity, your brain breaks down". "Impatient with actions. Patience with results. Inspiration is perishable so just take actions immediately when u feel inspired".

[@vladmkrtumyan1660]

Won’t sleep until it’s resolved - I mean if you would go to sleep and write it down you could actually resolve it better - your solution might be suboptimal - speed isn’t always everything.

[@vikas_atri]

👌

[@pewd6277]

3:45 anything you do must done why wait? You're not getting more younger.. you're more older

[@christianstordahl8688]

Inspiration is perishable. That is a huge aha moment me.

[@ZingerJr]

regarding what you said on being an employee, you said your no.1 one thing is not getting wealthy, why is that ?

[@GuyCovington]

Most employees exchange time for money. i assume he means that is not a good way to generate wealth.

[@jdavis234]

People like to flex about “how hard they work.”

[@user-nf6bw9zm8d]

Me: i live poor and miserable, looking for a way out and desperate pay the effort. Psychiatrist: you have anxiety. let me prescribe you pills. Religion: settle with your class and be content Naval: solve your money problem ( easier than trying being a monk) and then work on fitness, healthy diet, and family.

[@mrrohitjadhav470]

👏👏👏

[@Pulsed101]

Excess wealth can kiss my arse, I would probably just give it away as I earn it so i'll never be excessively rich and i'm happy with that. So much more to life. I think if your life goal is ultimate wealth and luxury then your values might be inverted

[@utj9559]

Hy dude,can you pls add subtitle in your video?? English isn't my mother tongue so sometimes i Don't get what you are saying. It would be helpful if you put England subtitles

[@harmannn]

Work like a lion, not like a cow.🔥

[@kennethpark1083]

I'm brutally into freelancing

[@FinanceWisdomTech]

[@mihirgadre]

Why the static anime character?

[@LeveragedFinance]

So what he's saying is dont work hard if you are an employee

[@WitchLuw]

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[@00954106]

That is not the answer though. It is only a part the answer.

[@Ganeshh.k]

To become rich work with the people who are already rich

[@MrVarunparmar]

All great insightful people somehow are Indians.

[@alexmercer8757]

2:22 Elon Musk I bet

[@007phokus]

Elon is NOT Human!

[@huwballbot3978]

Meanwhile elon musk : i just work 22 per day

[@krishnakantpatidar8460]

X

[@suraiya8771]

Eng sub would have been better😢

[@ericallen7778]

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[@Fnoalle]

This man's philosophy is all over the place and a big mess. He does have beautiful eyes though, as the picture suggests.

[@peterelios7568]

Naval is a slime ball

[@jarenong]

Everyone bullshitting all the time. Lol

[@PrithivirajSaminathan]

i found this channel and found the real purpose of my life :) thank you so much Naval !!

[@Kalyanraj95]

Bruh you have the same comment posted in every one of his videos lol