Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, emphasizes his top priorities as family, country, and his bank. Enjoying simpler hobbies, he hikes and barbecues, finding purpose outside work. At 69, he intends to continue leading JPMorgan as long as he has the energy. Dimon acknowledges the public curiosity about his retirement plans and reveals he may teach or write a book after his tenure. He contrasts his mainstream hobbies with the more extravagant ones of other Wall Street executives, asserting that his interests keep him grounded and purposeful.
"One of my daughters said, 'Dad, you need some hobbies.' And I said, 'I do. Hanging out with you, family travel, barbecuing, wine.'"
"I don't buy fancy cars and stuff like that, but this gives me purpose in life beyond family and beyond country."
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