Today, my “Grandpa” Warren Buffett retired at 96. And while I have long admired him for his extraordinary success, what inspires me most today is not how much he made. It’s how long he stayed in the game. We are so obsessed with speed. How fast can you build it? How fast can you scale it? How fast can you make the money, reach the milestone, sell the company and finally “make it”? But what if the goal isn’t to build a life you can escape from as quickly as possible? What if the goal is to build a life you actually want to keep living? A career that still fascinates you. Work that still challenges you. People you still want to serve. Ideas you still want to explore. A life you don’t need to retire FROM in order to finally enjoy. That is the kind of success I want. Not working forever because I have to. But staying curious, useful, engaged and lit up by my life for as long as I’m lucky enough to be here. Congratulations, Grandpa. 96 years old and...