Ariel Asaroff

If you ask me at 20 years old, you can take $5 million home, you can take $10 million home.

I would say I'd retire.

And it seems like the more you have, the bigger your company is.

The more assets you have, unfortunately maybe, the more you want.

And it only accelerates your passion to things and your willingness to sacrifice.

So you'd imagine at 20 years old that if you get to a certain point, you can lay back and chill and have more time, friends, family, and relax.

It's actually the opposite.

And the more higher I get, I meet CEOs and I mentioned a few people,

The more higher you get, the harder they work and they are less tending to enjoy their time and just chill.

So that's one thing that I've learned.

I always thought that there's going to be a race and everyone say, I'm going to be a millionaire by 30 and basically retire.

And when I had that chance at 29, I gave that up.

And I know that now I work much, much, much harder than I did.