[brtkdotse]

> Musk is an interesting example of someone who manages his time so well that he can work 100 hours a week and still manage to take time out for his hobbies, family, and even Twitter!

Could we not do this, please? It's basically shaming people for not being able to reach the super-human level of working 15-hour days AND get a good nights sleep AND have hobbies AND be a family man. This fetishization of "efficiency" is really getting to me as of late.

Also, didn't Elon suffer from mental health problems, needing medication to even be able to sleep?

[vborovikov]

I don't think Elon Musk is working that hard. He is a CEO. His work includes having a lunch with a business partner in a fancy restaurant, or listening to his direct reports while scrolling Twitter.

It's still work and very important and impactful work, but it's not that physically or mentally exhausting. You can do 15 hours of this kind of work. But you can't fix software bugs for 15 hours every day.

[getlawgdon]

I don't think providing examples is any form of shaming whatsoever.

[s5300]

Please don't act like living an Elon style life is the only way to get mental health problems needing medication to even be able to sleep.

You speak of shaming people only to go and narc on sleep issues. Great person you are.

[brtkdotse]

Elon explicitly said he felt like shit working 100 hour work weeks and needing sleeping pills, so not really sure what your point is.