When I worked at AOL in the mid-90s, I knew people who said they were going to retire in their 30s. They had enough stock options and had seen enough splits, t

When I worked at AOL in the mid-90s, I knew people who said they were going to retire in their 30s. They had enough stock options and had seen enough splits, that by the time the stock reached a certain number above 29, they were going to cash out and retire. That’s retiring in your 30s.