Entrepreneurship, like scuba diving, demands courage, not comfort. My trip to Papua New Guinea reminded me what’s waiting on the other side of discomfort: the real, aligned, unstoppable version of me.

Retiring at 60 or 65 isn’t the only option these days. For many entrepreneurial types, the sentiment seems to be moving towards the idea of living life and enjoying the entire journey, not just waiting for the euphoric day to come when you can retire and never work again.