The bigger a business gets, the more urgent work you can delegate to trusted employees. Examples include famous Indian gurus who start their own Ramen noodle companies and Joe Rogan, who did his podcast for free before selling it to Spotify.
The podcast hosts discuss how certain famous figures have found success by doing what they love for fun, including Joe Rogan and various gurus in India.
Joe Rogan leads a fulfilling life, where he meets interesting people, works as a UFC commentator but only attends the major events in Vegas, enjoys standup comedy which he performs in big arenas worldwide, and maintains his own brand of supplements.
As a business grows, it takes more hard work, but once it reaches a certain size, urgent work can be delegated to other trusted employees. Content creators, such as Tim Ferriss, seem to constantly take on stress as part of their job, while successful business owners like Jack Smith can eventually step back from day-to-day operations.