The Right Time to Walk Away | Marcel Proskow on Reinventing Success

I'll spare the details, but a long time ago, I came across a fellow who was in my business, and he was well into his 60s, and he was at a conference, a little inebriated and making a bit of a fool of himself. And I remember coming home from that conference and I said to my wife, I'm not going to grow old in this business. I refuse to. And I don't know what it was about this guy and why I associated with this business, because it could have been any business where somebody does this. But I realized that, you know, there's a time to let go. I realized that very early in my life there would be a time where you have to let go and move on. Because I've known people who stay in their businesses forever. And, you know, sometimes business is a young person's game, and you need the energy and you need the knowledge and you need to be able to stay current. And as you age, it becomes more difficult.