Generation Z may be called FOMO A generation is driven by fears of missing out on political parties, trends or social movements. But for business leaders, FOMO takes on a higher bet: it’s a fear of missing out on the next big innovation or investment opportunity.
The pressure to stay ahead is the driving force behind billionaire motivation Mark Cubaso much that for successful people, work-life balance is impossible.
“There is no balance,” Cuba said “script”, From Sports Illustrated Gather athletes and business leaders.
He told the Dallas Cowboys, “If you want to work 9-5, you can have a work-life balance.” Micah Parsons. “If you want to smash the game, no matter what competition you are in, there will be someone kicking the butt 24 hours a day.”
this The previous one Shark Tank Star After all, he knows one or two things are about finding success in a difficult way Recently admitted When he first started entrepreneurship, he didn’t take a vacation and lived with five roommates.
All roads lead to Warren Buffett
He recently told him that Cuba started every morning by reading and answering messages on his phone or laptop, which took eight to ten hours of his day. people.
Despite More than $8 billion By his name among hundreds of investors in Cuba, there is no sign of his embrace of the hustle and bustle culture. In fact, the 66-year-old is just emission A new $750 million to sports private equity fund.
His grinding inspiration while others began to think about their retirement plans were inspired by Warren Buffett– Who is only 94 years old Announce a step back As CEO Berkshire Hathaway.
“I want to see what he is going to do next,” Cuba said. “That’s how I see things. I’ve achieved a lot in my life, I think Change health carebut that’s not everything. ”
Other leaders like apple CEO Tim Cook and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon They also praised their praise for the founder of Berkshire Hathaway. But what can really separate Buffett from everyone else is his work-life balance Relatively healthy reported. He avoids technology, holds minimal meetings, and gets enough rest.
“I created a great environment,” Buffett told Wall Street Journal. “All I have to do is think rather than be influenced by others.”
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CEO and President agree: Work-life balance is not always possible
Cuba is far from the first leader to have a strong sense of work-life balance. Actually, before President Barack Obama Work-life debate was held earlier this year, acknowledging that there is no way to find balance while seeking excellence.
Obama admits: “If you want to be great in anything – sports, music, business, politics – when you are unbalanced, your life will be in your life, just work, you are just one-on-one.” Pivot Podcast.
and, CEO of ZoomEric Yuan’s company can be said that his company is easier than ever to work from anywhere by making the line between work and life easier than ever before, “There is no way to balance. Work is life, life is work.”
However, there is one exception to the mon vs. the mon: “Whenever there is a conflict, guess what? First of all. That’s it. That’s it.”
