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After Mark Esbeck retired from his role as CEO of an international corporate finance company in 2012 in his mid-50s, he binged Humphrey Bogart and film noir movies. He also got into better physical shape.
But then he started to get bored — an affliction that impacts many entrepreneurs who get to the top and then lack the next big thing. “I wanted to do something more, because I was too young to just be retired,” he says.
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