Zappos Founder Tony Hsieh Spent Fortune Chasing Euphoria in Final Days
- Tony Hsieh descended into a self-destructive spiral in the months before his death in 2020.
- Hsieh paid exorbitant amounts to those around him who enabled his behavior in a desperate search for happiness.
- Hsieh became obsessed with "biohacking" and convinced that inhaling nitrous oxide could eliminate his need for sleep.
- Hsieh's "10X" program led those around him to exploit his wealth in order to gain his favor and reap financial rewards.
- Hsieh's brother Andy sought to take advantage of Tony's money rather than help his brother, according to Hsieh's financial manager.