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Many people participate in a relentless hustle, under the impression that hard work is directly proportional to success. Yet, if mere effort guaranteed success, the individuals laboring in jobs with a high workload—like janitors or nurses—would be the wealthiest in society. Surprisingly, it’s often those who invest minimal time working while skillfully navigating the systems of productivity who emerge as the most affluent. This raises an essential question: Who genuinely benefits from the message that fulfillment comes primarily through labor?