This is John McAfee. In 1987, he was just a programmer at Lockheed Martin Then the first computer virus hit America — and he saw opportunity. He quit his job, started McAfee Associates from his living room, and by 1992, half of Fortune 500 companies used his antivirus. The company went public at an $80M valuation. By 1994, McAfee cashed out for $100M. At 49, he could’ve retired. Instead, the chaos started. He moved to Belize, built a jungle compound, hired armed guards, dated teenagers, and made