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Good luck.
I left the workforce at 42 permanently.
Just lived a different paradigm. Decided to make a life not a living.
I left the workforce at 42 permanently.
Just lived a different paradigm. Decided to make a life not a living.
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glad18 · M
Losing a mainsail on the high seas is always, er, interesting.
I was once sailing in the Bahamas when the clevis pin on the windward shroud broke.
I was once sailing in the Bahamas when the clevis pin on the windward shroud broke.
@glad18 sure. There is always more.
In the moment is very important and probably one of the hardest things to hold on too.
In the moment is very important and probably one of the hardest things to hold on too.
glad18 · M
@RenaissanceMan Yes, because I also pay attention to the past and future.
Time is such a hard mistress.
Time is such a hard mistress.
glad18 · M
Some say 50 years. But, have you put enough aside that, if you had to, could you afford to retire now?
glad18 · M
At least I don't owe anybody anything and have a nice house free and clear.
I think you are referring to social security. That program won't be around when you reach 90. If you had good investments and a solid career your retirement should be when you choose
Zonuss · 41-45, M
The economy is the best it has been in 20 years.