The Moment I Knew I Could Not Go Backwards and Clock in Working for the Man for the Rest of My Life

"I don't know if I ever gave it much thought that I was going to work for anybody in my life," he says. "My classmates at school, their parents worked and they had jobs and they couldn't control their time." He's not a boomer but his generation is about 60% the size of the generation before. 'It never occurred to me that any time you wanted to go out and do something, you could do it'

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