<ol><li>Follow the pace of the crowd: In other words, do what most people are doing (i.e. get a 9–5 job and do what’s expected of you). This is the least stressful option in the short-term, but you risk falling behind in the long-term.</li><li>Work harder than others: This helps you progress in your career faster, but you sacrifice time with family &amp; friends along with personal health… not to mention that you risk losing out to people who are learning more than you.</li><li>Outlearn others and let your knowledge compound: Learning is the ultimate productivity hack. In other words, it provides the greatest leverage. It’s the tool that the greatest innovators and business thinkers of our time (Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and others) use to get ahead.</li></ol>

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