"I run a successful business AND have kids so know the perils of parenthood"! * Has two nanny's and sees kids for 4 hours at the weekend
Never forget that CEOs who brag about how many hours they work come home to personal chefs, maids, drivers, and landscapers. Housework is work. They don't count it for you, and they don't do it themselves.
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Also working from desire or drive is different from working from need and desperation
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well, that housework isn't gifted to them. someone grew your food, wove the fabrics you are wearing. built that computer you are tweeting on. you didn't do that yourself. maybe nobody should be bragging, everybody humble and grateful to be connected and cooperating?
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Being connected & cooperating are good things. I think the original point was that those who work the hardest & directly contribute so much to our society are rewarded far less than those who simply own lots of property, company stock, & unimaginable wealth
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When they work they have exhausting lunches, have to wait in luxury lounges and often must go to grinding conferences at 5 star hotels.
Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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If you have to spend so many hours at work, maybe you just aren't that good at your job?
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Interesting take, to be sure. I have doubts about whether if I hired you to dig holes that you could dig them as fast or faster than I could find new holes for you to dig, though.
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