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Im in a similar position after selling a company last year and recognise all for emotions. After a month of golf, I realised that I needed to be in the game to
by benjaminwootton 6y ago
Im in a similar position after selling a company last year and recognise all for emotions.
After a month of golf, I realised that I needed to be in the game to feel alive and challenged, so went back and started another company pretty quickly.
At 33 it’s way to young to “retire”. Some people could probably do it and amuse themselves with hobbies and family, but I think most people driven enough to be self made financially independent at a young age would find it hard to switch to a life of leisure overnight.
If you do return to work or entrepreneurship, doing it because you genuinely enjoy the work and challenge rather than needing the money is a good place to be. I’m enjoying my work more than I have for a long time because the motivations are completely different.