As soon as someone uses their success to put other people down, you already know everything you need to know. The trade off of sacrificing your time for money is a false choice. Time is the most precious resource you have. You can't get it back. If she would have worked that hard because she was genuinely passionate about what she was doing, I'd respect it. But slaving away, working 60-80 hour weeks for her whole 20s, at a job she's not really passionate about, just to get to 41 and stunt on other people about how hard she worked is just bizarre to me.
There's a reason entrepreneurs don't run around stunting on twitter bragging about how hard they work and how much money they have. Look at Bill Gates, dude was a workaholic. He's been the world's richest man for how long and he still grinds away. Look at Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos. Do you think they do things for money? Or Steve Jobs? From the way she talks, you can tell she prioritizes money over the actual experience/journey. Now there's nothing wrong with that, but I guarantee you when she was working those long hours, she was probably super jealous of all the people enjoying their lives. So now that she has money, she uses her financial success to shyt on other people.
Imagine that. Having all that money, and still being insecure. The moment you have to choose between enjoying life and making money you're screwed. There's no right answer. The only solution is to find something that you're genuinely passionate about and love doing. That way you can work super hard, enjoy the process and ultimately enjoy the fruits of your labor. Not like our friend here who shyts on other people for not working as hard as she did/does; but as someone who understands that time is precious, that they had to sacrifice certain aspects of your life to achieve the success that you did but you wouldn't do it any differently because even more valuable than the money, is the experience of investing blood, sweat and tears into something that you're passionate about.