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Sam Altman

09/28/16

@ Y Combinator

In your 20s, working hard early in your career can lead to compounding benefits later on, so prioritize learning and networking.

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Sam Altman : How to Build the Future

@ Y Combinator

09/28/16

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Your 20s are the ideal time to work hard and build something impactful, as hard work compounds over time, leading to substantial rewards later in life.

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Living your 20s to the fullest means doing the most hardcore things early in your career, as it's easier to mellow out later than to ramp up ambition after being too relaxed.

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In your 20s, seeking long-term relationships can be beneficial, as having a supportive partner can enhance your ability to work hard and achieve your goals.

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Scott Galloway

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In your 20s, leverage your flexibility and time to take risks, discover your talents, and focus on becoming an owner rather than just an earner.

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It's essential to intentionally delay gratification in your 20s to leave room for future opportunities and avoid the trap of constantly seeking immediate rewards.

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In your 20s, it's crucial to be risk-seeking rather than risk-averse, as you have fewer responsibilities and more freedom to explore opportunities.

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Sam Altman

11/09/24

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Your 20s are often an apprenticeship, and you may not know what you're preparing for until later in life.

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Scott Galloway

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Focus on becoming really good at something in your 20s, and avoid side hustles unless your main hustle isn't working.

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Sheryl Sandberg

06/02/17

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In the early stages of your career, focus on helping others succeed and what you learn, rather than just your own accomplishments.