The traditional way of solving this problem is to assume stronger social obligations -- to a spouse, and to family, and sometimes community. I realize some peo

The traditional way of solving this problem is to assume stronger social obligations -- to a spouse, and to family, and sometimes community. I realize some people won't do that. But we're talking about tech CEOs, so these are people who have some control over their lives. If we re-normalized those social obligations, I think it would be better than transactionalizing it. And it's not all-or-nothing. I've tried to arrange my life so that I can make enough money, but also spend a lot more of my time doing the things I value more than money.