What I Got Wrong in My First Year of Early Retirement with Joel Hart
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ธ.ค. 2024
- Joel Hart thought he had planned it all-early retirement seemed like the ultimate freedom. But his first year brought a series of unexpected realizations. From struggling with identity to missing the social interactions that work provided, his journey was eye-opening in ways he hadn’t anticipated. Here’s what you can learn from Joel’s experience.
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I don’t mean to be an ass, but this guy misses work because he misses “problems that need to be solved”. I can take one look and see a massive problem that needs to be solved - you’re 100lbs overweight. I promise you the spreadsheets you miss are not more important than your health. Make that your top priority in retirement.
I’ve been effectively retired over 3 years (44M), it’s just not this hard.
Sigh, if you want to work then don't retire.