Which statement contains a myth related to hard work?

Correct answer: Working long hours alone guarantees success

The direct answer is B: Working long hours alone guarantees success. A myth is a widely repeated but untrue or oversimplified belief. In entrepreneurship, effort matters, but success also depends on direction, planning, useful skills, efficiency, learning, customer needs and sensible decisions. The reasoning is: long hours show time spent, but time alone does not prove that the right task was chosen or done well; therefore long hours by themselves cannot guarantee success. Option B is correct because it treats duration of work as a guarantee. Option A is sensible, not a myth: planning can guide hard work. Option C is also sensible because efficient methods can save time while producing good results. Option D is sensible because priorities help an entrepreneur use limited time on important work. Do not confuse being busy with being effective. Memory cue: hard work plus smart direction is stronger than hard work alone.