Work ethic and stamina of successful bankers, investors, CEO's etc.
I keep reading about the relentless pace and work ethic of the Andrea Orcels, Ivan Glasenbergs and the likes of this world, going full steam from 5 am late into the night for decades. How on earth does one achieve this type of stamina?
I am constantly trying to push myself to sustain a harder pace and work more effective & longer, but find myself crashing every 2-3 weeks, followed by being tired and uneffective / procrastinating for some period, before trying to pick up the pace again.
Can you build up this type of drive or are these people just wired completely different?
any links/articles/books about these guys and their work ethic? where are you finding this? just curious
Have always wondered about this as well. I pushed myself very hard for three years straight as an Analyst but now feel that I have lost a step and don’t have nearly the same energy before. I get tired a lot earlier and generally don’t feel as sharp. I don’t get how people sustain this pace and intensity for 15+ years.
Start with excercise and diet. They aren't getting Wendy's every other day
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