I'm in my 40s with $9 million banked and I don't think I can stand to work for my boss for another second
Briefly

from 24/7 Wall St.2 months ago
"Entrepreneurs often have a deep emotional attachment to their companies, akin to that of a parent and child, making it hard to walk away post-sale."
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2024/12/11/im-in-my-40s-with-9-million-banked-and-i-dont-think-i-can-stand-to-work-for-my-boss-for-another-second/
"Despite having sold his company to private equity, the poster struggles with loyalty to old colleagues versus unresolved feelings for the new leadership."
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2024/12/11/im-in-my-40s-with-9-million-banked-and-i-dont-think-i-can-stand-to-work-for-my-boss-for-another-second/
"He shows signs of separation anxiety, indicating a difficult transition from founder to observer, as he confronts friendships and professional ties he may be leaving behind."
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2024/12/11/im-in-my-40s-with-9-million-banked-and-i-dont-think-i-can-stand-to-work-for-my-boss-for-another-second/
"With substantial financial resources and a lucrative position, he faces introspective questions about identity and purpose beyond the confines of his former company."
24/7 Wall St.https://247wallst.com/personal-finance/2024/12/11/im-in-my-40s-with-9-million-banked-and-i-dont-think-i-can-stand-to-work-for-my-boss-for-another-second/
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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