How A True Workaholic Works

Napoleon was one of the greatest workaholics in history. So much so that even John D. Rockefeller, probably the greatest entrepreneur of all time, said that I have thought that if he had applied himself to commerce and industry, he would have been the greatest businessman the world has ever known. In preparation for this video, I

read as much as I possibly could on Napoleon's work habits, his life, and his routine. And let me tell you that as I've been studying him, I've come to realize that especially in the world of AI when you have to be commanding agents, Napoleon is the most important person in history that you can study. So

in this video, we're going over the 15 work habits that made Napoleon Bonapart. Starting with the first one, compartmentalization. The most important thing when it comes to how Napoleon works is in his mind. He was able to compartmentalize things like no other human ever before. In this Andrew Arts biography, it describes has this amazing

quote. It says, "Napoleon was capable of compartmentalizing his life so that one set of concerns never spilled over into another. Probably a necessary attribute for any great statesman, but one he possessed to an extraordinary degree. Different subjects and different affairs are arranged in my head as in a cupboard. When I wish to interrupt one

train of thought, I shut that drawer and open another. Do I wish to sleep? I simply close all the drawers and there I am asleep." What you have to understand about Napoleon is that he is literally the equivalent of a modern-day CEO. How his army was structured was exactly how a modern-day corporation is structured