I may be in the minority, but I don’t want to live like this — I like driving, shopping, cleaning, cooking

It makes me feel human. Hiring people and outsourcing this to focus more on work / play sounds like a miserable life — plus you never get to be alone!

As a retired Amazon VP who experienced a 9082% increase in Amazon stock during my time, I am out of touch with many common life struggles. The SVPs and CEOs above me are often more so. Talking about wealth and it's impacts is a taboo subject most executives avoid. I'm going to…

Ethan Evans

I may be in the minority, but I don’t want to live like this — I like driving, shopping, cleaning, cooking

It makes me feel human. Hiring people and outsourcing this to focus more on work / play sounds like a miserable life — plus you never get to be alone!

https://x.com/ethanevansvp/status/1895845734177452369?s=46

they choose this

money doesn’t force you to become an npc

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reminds me
of this other founder that posted on hisblogpost about becoming rich after an exit and not fidning any meaning whatsoever after it


they’re for so long trapped on the rat race, that once they reach the end. there’s
nothing left


if money is all you live for. once you have way more you can think how to spend what so you live for anymore

very common for founders to struggle post exit. if you’ve been on a crusade for years, it can really throw you for a loop to have “won” and have no mission left.