A venture capitalist explains why he won't retire despite having enough money: he fears becoming irrelevant more than he fears losing enjoyment. The conversation raises a question about who we are when work stops defining us.
It's just like you're just part of this vast. Like, I talked to someone this week who's been avenged capitalist for a long time, and I asked him, like, you're very rich. Why don't you retire? He goes, I don't enjoy my job, but I. I fear irrelevance more. And I was like, well, you're still a person without your job. But I know what he meant.
