Alright, KK. You mentioned your measurement for success for a product is money. But you've also said your ultimate goal is to become *irrelevant*, meaning the practice is normalized and part of everyday life, and that it's \"certainly isn't money\" that drives your creative work. Break down that contradiction. How does the pursuit of financial success in products align with a long-term goal of irrelevance, and a drive that isn't motivated by money? ---RATIONALE--- This question directly challenges KK on a perceived contradiction between his stated measurement of product success (money) and his deeper motivations/ultimate goal (irrelevance, non-financial drive). It probes his rationalization and internal consistency on a core aspect of his work, crucial for his INTJ profile.
The money funds the path to irrelevance.