Humans Will Always Invent More Work

Here's something that might surprise you — according to My First Million, humans will always find ways to invent new work, no matter how advanced automation gets. It’s almost like a built-in feature of our nature. As technology takes over more repetitive tasks, people don’t just sit still — they pivot, create, and innovate to fill the gaps. My First Million points out that history shows a pattern: when machines replace one kind of job, new roles pop up, often in completely unexpected areas. So, the real game isn’t about trying to avoid work altogether, but about staying flexible and constantly adapting. This isn’t just theory — it's a cycle that’s been happening for centuries, and according to them, it’ll keep going. The key is to embrace that perpetual inventiveness, because if this pattern holds, the winners will be those who see change not as a threat, but as an opportunity to reinvent what work even means.