Mark Simpson is grateful for his job's stability but worries he's building someone else's dream. For him, true success means autonomy over his time: designing his day and choosing what he does, not laziness but control over how he spends his hours.
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At the end of this, kind of feels like I'm just building someone else's dream. And don't get me wrong, I appreciate my company for giving me that opportunity. That's the stable income, benefits, it's huge value, and it's. It's helped a lot, just grow our business, you know, to have that income coming in. But. But yeah, I guess just having that time to be able to design my day myself and choose what I want to do. And that's not saying I want to just be lazy and drink margaritas on the beach every day. I'm a workaholic. Even when I'm off work, I'm always trying to do something work related, but just being, having the ability to dictate where my time is spent, that's what I really, truly value and what I think success means to me.