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Originally Posted by radeonboy
^How would you live your next 40-50+ years once you reach your early retirement milestone?
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90% of the same things I already do, minus all the time lost from kids
- raise 3-4 kids
- further connect with future wife on shared hobbies
- golf - > break 70
- pickleball - > hit 5.0+
- run - > hit 3:00 marathon
- tennis - > 3.5 +
- woodworking
- photography create a scrapbook of my mom / friends
- spend more time with friends/family, most are retiring early as well
- go back to school to learn mando / canto / spanish at a higher level
- relearn violin / piano
- volunteer
- weightlift
- garden
- slow travel
- weekly / monthly concerts
- ski
- run / book clubs
- double track days
- vball
- turn day job into p/t remote gig
- turn contract work into p/t
- teach p/t at uni like my friends
- run my businesses as owner operated, if I don't sell
All this can change, every year the things you enjoy change so much after 20's/30's. Man I can write this list in 1 minute, idk why people say they are bored after retirement or without work.
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Originally Posted by !LittleDragon
Would've been great if I knew others in the same situation... Sure you can call your friends for lunch/dinner but you're just gonna get "sorry bro, gotta work"... how many times can you do that before your friends start ignoring you?
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All the business owners friends are pretty much semi-retired, but i agree, it's hard when they have day jobs, remote guys are also acting semi retired
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Originally Posted by Badhobz
Once the geezers are dead I’m pulling the plug on this entire facade and going straight to substance abuse and whoring.
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I'm surprised you wouldn't start now, easier on the body while you're young