The Price of Success Is Hard Work | Joo Kim Tiah

0:00And I know you work like long hours. What's your typical daily working day like? What's it like? Because I know you exercise every day. Yeah. I only put a disclaimer here first, because I don't want to encourage everyone to be like a worker, Holly. I think I work long hours. I work probably about 12 hours on a weekday. I slept Friday. And then on a weekend, I probably work not that long. Maybe four to six hours the whole weekend. But I think for Canadians, Canadians, then that's quite a lot. And I'm not saying that's right or wrong. Everyone has, you know, it's about being efficient and effective at work. But my personal opinion is, you know, there is only certain number of peak years or primaries in a person's life to catch it, I guess. You know, I mean, what age do you think that was from what age to what age? Oh man, I just thought everyone's different, I think.

1:01I think some people start younger. Yeah. You know, I'm not that young anymore. But I think that these are the years for me now to work extremely hard where I cannot say punish my body. I can take more punishment. And I feel that the reality in life, I don't think there is a perfect and balanced life for everyone. If you want to be extremely successful, there is a sacrifice. And I feel the sacrifice comes when you're young. You know, when you're young, you need to sacrifice your time to get where you need to get, just like a mom and dad, right? Yeah, exactly. You know, those people who are, I mean, I sound so bad, busy having quality of life. Well, they're going to have quality of life. They're not going to have really great success. That's how I feel.