I don't assume he's rich. I assume he is a decent financial investor living in Delhi where a 3-bd apartment in the city is ~$700/mo. His reported annual compens

I don't assume he's rich. I assume he is a decent financial investor living in Delhi where a 3-bd apartment in the city is ~$700/mo. His reported annual compensation on Bloomberg is $105,000. While he may not be Warren Buffett rich, it's still substantial in India. I do assume that if he were living in the US at the same rate, he'd probably be working more than 3 days a week. I understand he's advocating for less work. Why do you assume he's advocating for consuming less? He could be buying new Jordans for every run he goes on. His couch could be rhino leather for all we know. Personally, I doubt he's advocating for less consumption because he sits on boards of businesses who produce basic goods, like food, paper goods, and He also sits on a board for an event production and marketing company. It's hard for me to believe he's down with less consumption.