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After Having a 'Hell of a Year,' This Entrepreneur Rewarded Himself With the Car He Wanted, Not the Car He Needed

'Anyone who says money can't buy happiness has clearly never driven my car,' says Steven Sashen, CEO and co-founder of Xero Shoes.
Source: Courtesy of Subaru
Courtesy of Subaru

Most entrepreneurs are concerned first and foremost about making . If they accomplish that, they start to think about making some money themselves. And if they accomplish maybe they think about splurging on something they’ve wanted for a long time -- an extravagant watch, a second home, a

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