Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, and 8 other successful people on why they never want to retire — even if they have millions in the bank (via USAToday)
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If you have enough money to never work again, it may seem tempting to retire early and live a life of leisure. However, these successful self-made entrepreneurs say they don't want to retire — they are passionate about the companies they've built and want to continue leading them, and making a difference.Why do people with millions in the bank keep building? Why don't they just take the money they have and sail off into the sunset? What is it that compels them to keep empire building?, who could all retire today if they wanted to, why they keep going. Here's what they said.
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