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When I was 22 years old, I worked 100 hours a week as an investment banker on Wall Street. I daydreamed about the day when I could retire, move to the beach and surf every day. When the board meeting would become the board meeting. That day came at age 35. I didn't retire or hit my "number." But I had enough to make a bold pivot and say, "Okay, now it's time to live life on my own terms." There were lessons learned along the way, and I'll discuss questions like, was it worth it? Is it risky to go all in on a passion? And what can surfing teach us about finding happiness in life? [Episode 52]
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