He believes that achieving significant success requires putting in extensive hours of hard work.

“one thing you can't escape is that to be good at anything, you got to put the hours in. It is hard work.”

Gillie Da King believes that consistent work ethic is rewarded by being blessed with success.

“You didn't get lucky your work your work ethics was good and when your worth ethics is good you get blessed it's not luck it's because god said he really wanted it when you really want it there you go you get it”

Coi Leray believes in maintaining a strong, self-sufficient work ethic to achieve success, including diversifying into multiple revenue streams.

“I'm not just going to be in one lane.”

NLE Choppa believes that hard work, passion, and having a relentless studio work ethic are more important than initial talent.

“it was more than talent it was really just the heart the driving the work ethic the passion”

He believes in maintaining a relentless work ethic and refusing to be outworked by others to achieve success.

“for me where I was at in my world I refused to be outwork by anybody like if that meant driving 12 hours one way to get to a show to go like I would drive to Toronto to to work a show I didn't it didn't matter I would do it”

True success and creativity require periods of intentional solitude and slow reflection to disconnect from daily urgent tasks.

“Even though I love quick thinking, you know, being in a meeting and spotting a mistake, most of my good work has come from the kind of slow thinking, where I'm off being reflective and maybe coming up with some non-obvious ideas.”

A high level of work ethic is only sustainable and effective in the long term if one genuinely loves the work.

“what I want people to hear in my message about like working hard and discipline and all of that is the only reason that I put as much time and energy into it is because I love it.”

Work ethic is essential, but it should be balanced with happiness rather than being treated as an end in itself.

“When I started using hustle and it became like it was just my version of work ethic. Work ethic. Yeah, it was your language. but but And and and there's truth in it. I also am probably the single loudest voice in entrepreneurship telling people they're not entrepreneurs.”