Mark Cuban says he has enough and stops chasing net worth

Mark Cuban has zero interest in growing his personal net worth anymore. The billionaire entrepreneur posted on Monday that he has enough and his family has enough, adding that he does not care about moving up on the Forbes 400 list. Cuban currently has an estimated net worth of $6.8 billion, according to Forbes, which ranks the former star of ABC television show Shark Tank as the 597th wealthiest person in the world.

He sold his first business, a software company called MicroSolutions, for $6 million in 1990. He became a billionaire when he and his co-founders sold Broadcast.com to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in 1999. He developed his attitude after buying a majority stake in the NBA basketball team the Dallas Mavericks in January 2000, telling CNBC Make It that he was more interested in winning than making money.

Christine Hargrove, an Athens, Georgia-based financial therapist and president-elect of the Financial Therapy Association, says what sets Cuban apart is his confidence in how he puts his wealth to use. Cuban wrote that his next dollar can impact other people's lives a lot more than his own, citing his decision to launch the cost-cutting pharmacy startup Cost Plus Drugs and his many small-business investments across 15 seasons on Shark Tank.

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Cara Macksoud, an Orlando-based accredited financial counselor and financial behavior specialist, notes that a healthy relationship with money is about understanding what money means to you and what you want it to do for you.