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A founder reflects on shifting from chasing millions and company growth to realizing money can't replace family. After watching a friend's child face serious illness, they'd sell their business and live in poverty to save a child's life.
A founder reflects on shifting from chasing millions and company growth to realizing money can't replace family. After watching a friend's child face serious illness, they'd sell their business and live in poverty to save a child's life.
I used to worship money. I loved money and my only goal was to try to make money. Big time. And Eric's right, it was all I like dreamed about, obsessed about, and I still want to make more money. I still want to build a bigger company, but as I got older, I realized that money isn't everything. Like you can't, you know, replace a loved one with money. And I have a friend whose child is sick and they're spending whatever they can. If someone told me, would I sell my business and everything I had to make sure that my kids could live longer and not feel any pain? I would. I don't care if I'm broke or living in a shoebox. It is what it is.
