I used to be proud of only sleeping 3 hours because I worked so much. Now I realize health is freedom, not wealth.

Source: Business Insider

Tyler Smith used to think wealth was freedom, but after his dad died at 47, he realized health is more important. Courtesy of Tyler SmithTyler Smith built SkySlope, a real estate software valued at $80 million in a 2017 sale. Soon after, he took a health screening that put his biological age at 47 — the age his dad died.

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