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You're not working hard enough, at least if you want to change the world-That's the philosophy of Elon Musk

This is the opinion of the controversial Elon Musk, founder of Tesla and SpaceX, who has stated that he needs to work at least 80 hours a week if his goal is to change the world.
"There are places that are much easier to work with, but no one has changed the world by working 40 hours a week," he said in a tweet, adding that his companies are places to "make it happen."
He was then asked what the ideal number of work was. For Elon Musk, the magic formula starts at 80 hours a week, up to 100. But he warned that the "pain level" increases by more than 80 hours a week. The statement was made after Musk stated in an interview that during the apex of the Tesla Model 3 production crisis, he worked 120 hours a week while the whole period, he stated that the company was close to bankruptcy and that effort was needed to save Tesla. "The company was bleeding money maddeningly and if we did not solve the problems in a very short time, we would die," he said via Twitter.
Stories about Musk's work routine and the Tesla factory have already become legends in the industry, with hours of work, staff sleeping in their cars, and lack of restrooms. The rest of the company made a 100-hour workweek.