Kevin O'Leary intends to work until the end of his life, jokingly calling himself a "vampire" who can keep going forever. The 71-year-old credits trying new experiences and stepping outside one's comfort zone as vital for mental and physical health, especially after age 60. He enjoys competition and finds motivation in challenges, particularly when others underestimate him. O'Leary is exploring a new career path in the film industry with a role in the upcoming movie "Marty Supreme," which he initially hesitated to accept due to his lack of acting experience.
Kevin O'Leary stated, "I'm never going to retire. That's because I'm a vampire," emphasizing his belief in continual work as a means of staying vital and engaged.
He mentioned that trying new things and stepping outside of one's comfort zone, especially as one ages, is crucial for maintaining health and mental sharpness.
O'Leary relishes competition, stating, "I just love it when people say I can't do something," which drives his motivation and determination in challenges.
His latest project is a movie role in 'Marty Supreme,' in which he was cast based on his persona rather than traditional acting experience.
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