Here’s How the CEO of the Biggest Bank in the U.S. Spends His Downtime: ‘This Gives Me Purpose in Life’

When he’s not leading the largest bank in the U.S., JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, 69, spends his spare time reading, hiking, and traveling with family.

On an episode of the “Acquired” podcast released Wednesday, Dimon said that in his “hierarchy of life,” his top three priorities were his family, his country, and his purpose, which is working at the bank, in that order. Dimon, who has three adult daughters and seven grandchildren, said that one of his daughters recently told him to get some hobbies.

“And I said, ‘I do. Hanging out with you, family travel, barbecuing, wine,'” Dimon said on the podcast.

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