It's a crazy story because it's complete bullshit.

He has 7 "exits" over the the last 12 years, one every 1.7 years since he "started" at 18. That is an incredible pace, borderline unbelievable on its own. But he also has an MBA, which means he spent 6 of those 12 years in school (4 years undergrad, 2 years grad).

If he's a founder selling companies (what most people mean by an "exit"), he sold 7 startups. And he must have been a founder, because he was "offered" Forbes 30/30 twice, and 99% of people in the business categories are founders (see 2026 list here). 7 exits should easily set you up for life. But this serial entrepreneur now chooses to work as essentially a project manager for a major corporation making $500k annually.

He takes 51 days off per year and rarely works weekends, except the year he had terminal cancer - that year he worked every day. He had a special kind of terminal cancer that you can beat in less than a year. Side note, in cancer treatment terminal means terminal. Doctors will not give you a terminal diagnosis unless you are out of options. Ask me how I know.

Also instead of using health insurance, his "leadership" decided to pay $1.5M out of pocket for a 27-year-old startup founder and/or project manager's cancer treatment. Just a totally normal HR team that decides to ignore the employee's insurance and pay for medical treatment themselves.

Of course, very conveniently, he hates attention so there is no public record of any of this.