If money is no issue are you afraid of retiring?

[MikeTheBartender]

Quite a few of my business associates do not want to retire because they don't know what they would do if they had free time, how would you feel? What would you do on a day-to-day basis? And I truly mean a day-to-day basis, don't say a trip to Italy or something like that, that will only take up a couple of months of the year Max.

Hell No Mike, let's live the good life

Yes I'm hesitant to retire even if money is good

My finances suck, I'll never retire.

[exitseven]

I retired a year ago and only work part time. My finances are good but I work in IT and I probably could not find another job if I had to because I would be seen as too old. I was afraid that if Biden was re-elected inflation would continue and the stock market would tank. However, I decided to retire anyway because if Trump did not win we would all be screwed anyway. . That was my only concern.

[msc545]

I have no interest in retirement. I love my work and my patients and caring for people in this way gives my life meaning. I will never give it up.

[MikeTheBartender]

Amen ❤️ thanks for what you do.

[msc545]

thank you!

[DeeDeeDeVour]

Money is no issue yet I don't want to stop earning and growing my money.

I've been living my life semi-retired for quite some time now but I still love being hands on with my businesses.

Besides, I'm gonna get bored out of mind if I fully retire.

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

The people who panic over not having a job are pathetic individuals who have no hobbies lol


I feel bad for them, honestly

[AI Opinion]

Retirement is an opportunity to pursue passions and interests often set aside during busy work years. For me, I would embrace lifelong learning, perhaps by exploring new subjects or skills. Volunteering to share my expertise with aspiring professionals or students would be fulfilling. Daily routines might include reading, writing, and engaging in personal development. Staying physically active with regular exercise and enjoying hobbies like gardening or cooking could also be rewarding. The key is to maintain a sense of purpose and structure, ensuring each day is enriching and meaningful.

[BonzoInBitburg]

I'm semi retired. I recently went from working 14 hours a day to an hour or two a day. I'm so bored. I'm in the process of selling everything and travelling full time

[MikeTheBartender]

What is your day-to-day routine now?

[BonzoInBitburg]

I go for a walk at 10 and another at 3. My wife and I usually go out for coffee between walks, maybe do some shopping. I'm selling one of my business to my son so I'll help him out a bit, maybe go to a meeting. I've got another business that requires 20-30 minutes of my time per day.

[AngryCarl2]

I'm coming up for retirement and frankly I'm dreading it. I'm worried I won't have anything to do.

[exitseven]

Yes, you have to have a plan for this. I have a good part time job and some interests. I am trying to expand on this.

[MikeTheBartender]

Okay so I always say, if you go to the gym, have a house keep clean or in order, and cook meals, that tastes a shitload of time! Any thoughts on this?

[exitseven]

@MikeTheBartender Yes, time has a way of expanding to fit the day

[NathanDavis]

I will welcome it

[jahaims]

I retired at 30

[MikeTheBartender]

Still enjoying it 3 years later? What's your favorite part of it?