I dislike this sort of word play because it doesn't communicate information to anybody except people who already have the experience to translate it in some way. Even then, it's so generic that there's a spectrum of possible interpretations.
It can be True and Trite at the same time. I've lived the startup CEO journey from 0 to successful exit, and "You have to care about everything more than anything" is almost poetic in terms of summarizing the constant chaos and battering you take mentally.
Now, would that have made sense or been useful to me during the early stages? Not at all. It has almost no educational value.
It reminds me of some famous quote that goes like "Life consists of learning profound lessons that appear trite from the outset... until you actually live and learn them."