I learned how to make money because it was a necessity.After it stopped being a necessity, I stopped caring about it.At least for me, work was a means to an end.Making money was a means to an end.I’m much more interested in solving problems than I am in making money.Any end goal will just lead to another goal, lead to another goal.We just play games in life.When you grow up, you’re playing the school game, or you’re playing the social game.Then you’re playing the money game, and then you’re playing the status game.These games just have longer and longer and longer-lived horizons.At some point, at least I believe, these are all just games.These are games where the outcome really stops mattering once you see through the game.Then you just get tired of games.I would say I’m at the stage where I’m just tired of games.I don’t think there is any end goal or purpose.I’m just living life as I want to.I’m literally just doing it moment to moment.I want to be off the hedonic treadmill.What you really want is freedom.You want freedom from your money problems, right?I think that’s okay.Once you can solve your money problems, either by lowering your lifestyle or by making enough money, you want to retire.Not retirement at sixty-five years old, sitting in a nursing home collecting a check retirement—it’s a different definition.