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Ah yes, a single counter example, also the person who leads the list. And I disagree, having people do presentations and going "ah yes, very good" isn't a fucking job. These people don't work.
There are how many people on that list, and you're picking one of them? What about Gates, who was the top four a long time? Dell? Buffet?
You have a preconceived notion, and you're sticking to it, regardless of data.
Gates is a predatory businessman who built an empire on the backs of others. Buffet is a dragon who refuses to invest in progress (https://www.bankrate.com/investing/warren-buffett-stocks-berkshire-hathaway-portfolio-13f-filing/) and Dell made it on the back of shitty business practices.
I didn't say any of these guys were gems of humanity - what does any of what you're saying have to do with the fact that they were all workaholics?