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Tech success recipe: 4:30 AM wakeups, cold showers, gratitude journals, meditation, and—plot twist—having a dad who owns the company. Turns out the secret “hustle” ingredient was nepotism all along. Next week on LinkedIn: How I became CEO by drinking raw eggs and inheriting generational wealth.

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The post humorously critiques the typical tech success habits such as early wakeups, cold showers, and gratitude journals, while highlighting nepotism as an overlooked factor. It suggests that having family connections in the industry plays a significant role in achieving success.

Daddy's Boy: The Secret Ingredient To Tech Success

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