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At the core of building a successful company is the notion of hard work. According to the entrepreneur, “super-hard” work is essential, particularly in the early stages of a startup. This concept is best illustrated by the founder's personal experience of starting a company with his brother. Instead of renting an apartment, they opted for a small office, where they even lived temporarily. This move allowed them to dedicate all their time to their startup, spending countless hours coding and building their product.
The entrepreneur posits that if you are working 100 hours a week while your competitors are putting in 50, you will achieve significantly more over the course of a year. This level of commitment is crucial for success in the startup landscape.