Short excerpt of a YouTube interview (Ramit Sethi) where a guest explains they prioritize lifestyle over money: they work as a backcountry ski guide and beer delivery driver, chose lower-paying work intentionally, want daily access to mountains, and plan to retire in their 60s. The discussion centers on defining a "rich life" and the role of money vs. experiences.
I don't really care about numbers, growing on a computer. You know, I do kind of think about what retirement would be like and stuff, but, like, I, you know, it's not my goal. I work as a backcountry ski guide.
In the winter and then in summer. What do you do?
I work as a beer delivery driver. I chose a career that doesn't make a lot of money. What is your.
Rich life, if you could define it for us?
I want to live in the mountains where I can have access to them every day.
You're not really motivated by money? Would that be fair?
Yes, that is fair. I think I can get experiences without just money.
And Hannah, have you given thought to what your rich life is? Being able to.
Retire in my 60s.
