I retired at 52 and only have enough money to be financially secure for the next year. I'm still happy with my decision

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Technology
Walter Green standing outdoors with a blazer and red baseball cap.
Walter Green decided to retire early after both of his parents passed away.

Photo courtesy of Walter Green

I worked as an undercover FBI agent for 23 years. Here's what it was like infiltrating bike gangs, cartels, and neo-Nazi groups.

Tech Insider : Business
Scott Payne
Scott Payne was an undercover agent for the FBI.

Scott Payne

I started a pedicab business in Nantucket called NanTukTuk. It hasn't been easy, but it saved me from a corporate job.

Tech Insider : Business
Michael Gormley riding NanTukTuk
I started a pedicab business called NanTukTuk.

Nantuktuk

I make $3,000 a month by sports betting 2 hours a day — my arbitrage strategy has minimized risk

Tech Insider : Business, Crypto, Economy
James Crosby sits at his desk with his sportsbook pages open.
James Crosby told Business Insider he spends about an hour or two a day placing arbitrage bets on sites like FanDuel and DraftKings and has earned about $8,500 in three months.

James Crosby

'The ultimate girl math': Meet the women who make thousands a month renting their clothes

Tech Insider : Business, Economy
Lane Creatore in a dress from her pickle closet.
Lane Creatore can make thousands a month by renting out her clothing on Pickle.

Courtesy of Lane Creatore

You should still learn to code, says the CEO of GitHub. And you should start as early as possible.

Tech Insider : Business
Thomas Dohmke standing cross-armed in front of the GitHub logo.
Thomas Dohmke, the CEO of GitHub, believes AI "democratizes" access to software development.

GitHub

I moved to Bengaluru after working for years in Silicon Valley. The intense work culture shocked me.

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
Punit Soni
Soni now lives in Silicon Valley and runs his healthcare startup, Suki, but visits India often.

Flipkart

I dropped out of Oxford because my workload was too much, and I had no time to enjoy college. It was the best decision.

Tech Insider : Business
headshot of Graham Price
The author dropped out of Oxford University.

Courtesy of Graham Price

I quit a director-level job to work part-time at a massage therapy office. It was the best career move I've ever made.

Tech Insider : Business, Environment
a woman poses at her desk with a laptop of a pen
Carole-Ann Penney.

Jessie Wyman Photography

This Hall of Fame baseball player picked up photography in retirement. He captured one of the defining shots of the Masters.

Tech Insider : Sports, Sports, Business
The photographer is Hall of Fame baseball player, Ken Griffey Jr.
Hall of Fame baseball player Ken Griffey Jr. captured an iconic scene of Rory McIlroy winning the Masters.

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