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Objectively not true.CLEARLY in order to succeed you have to put massive amounts of time and effort into your business. You have to make sacrifices of your time that no one else will even dream of making. You have to give up having fun that other people are enjoying to get your ventures to where you want them to be and I am FULLY aware of this fact. I believe that that short of speculating on currency or the lottery there is no quick path to success/wealth. You MUST put the time in the game, there is simply no other way.
To 'succeed' in business financially requires one thing - Money In. If you combine that with speed you have momentum and then you have success and at least an exit.
Look at all of the personality dorks that get millions for simply acting delinquent.
Look at financial dominatrices that literally get sent money from men for just existing.
Look at the top 20% of web cam models that get naked and make $$$$$
Look at men who create a personality brand and sell courses
Look at the dorks who made stupid money with De-Fi
None of these people have to work 16 hours a day for years on end to achieve top % liquidity, in some cases doing next to nothing - but they provide value that people want more than their money.
If someone gives you a million right now - it took a second to make.
The question people miss is - how can I TAKE a million from enough people fast enough?
How do I place myself between the flow of money and extract it?
Selling e-books, copywriting, translaitng, dropshipping, course creation etc etc can get you some money, but these fields are so competitive that a natural ceiling is built of both market demand and personal time.
You must detach your time from your money but to do that you must build - this part is true. But not even that part has to be hard if you're competent at sales and know how to manage a team of special forces rather than hiring an army.
Also we need to define what success is here - most people dream of that 1 million but a lot of people that reach it don't truly have it.
In many cases better to be fully liquid at 500K.
So to answer your question:
>What is truly the amount of productive time that it takes to launch and run successfully (not just how long you're at your office but actuall productive time)? I realize that this time will vary from start to finish. But can we break apart the myth here of what hustle culture suggests or am I simply just wrong and you do need to spend 16-18 hour days?
Whatever amount of time it takes to get Money IN.
You are better off finding a way to get more money in faster than 'working hard without any guarantee of success, putting in 100 hour work weeks and grinding all day for years'
If I listened to these types of people i'd still be reading books like a dork with my fearless motivation on loop.