The economist wrote that someone who had worked for 46 years only received a T-shirt as a thank you and urged people not to sacrifice their lives for work, as they could be replaced quickly. He said that Jan Bolmeson's sudden passing reminded us that life could end at any time, even for those who think long-term. He described health, close relationships, meaningful experiences, and a sense of purpose as true wealth and advised saving while also taking vacations, turning off work after hours, and investing in loved ones. #LivetsPrioriteringar #MentalHälsa #BalansIlivet (translated)
