Many people operate from an unwritten rule stating that a gargantuan, time-consuming task is a reliable indicator of both importance and future reward. But this logic could not be more flawed – and it’s a very costly misconception.
Spending a year on a painting does not guarantee it will be worth more than another completed in a few hours. Working on a business plan for 5 years does does not guarantee more success than one written in 2 weeks.
This seems quite obvious but we still often fall victim of the childhood axiom that states large sacrifices lead to large rewards. But apart from the alternative world of conventional education, we are not rewarded for “more effort.”
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