8legs: Procter & gamble

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I sold my company for hundreds of millions and have more money than I'd ever need. Yet at 66, I have no plans to retire.

David Chung sold Farmacy Beauty for hundreds of millions but says entrepreneurship remains his main driver.
Chung describes his wealth as ample but not a reason to retire, citing ongoing business interest.
Chung aims to combine wealth with giving back, supporting the Korean American community.
His career began in his 20s with a small video rental store that evolved into gifts and cosmetics.
Farmacy Beauty was acquired by Procter & Gamble in a deal Chung keeps undisclosed.
Chung shifts from retail to research, design, and manufacturing to grow his businesses.
Despite wealth, Chung plans to keep working and may retire only tentatively in a few years.
Chung's motivation centers on accomplishment and solving new business ideas, not money.
He recalls his mother's influence, immigrating with little and building a family business.
Chung views wealth as a lever for community impact and opportunity.

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