Wait, seriously? I really, really struggle to believe that it isn't a MASSIVE increase in happiness and quality of life. Personally, I have a huge list of pro

Wait, seriously? I really, really struggle to believe that it isn't a MASSIVE increase in happiness and quality of life. Personally, I have a huge list of projects, and things I want to do. Things that are absolutely achievable, if only I had the time. Since I work a 9-6, I spend what free time I have building things. That is what REALLY gets me excited, working on and building things that are personal and interesting to ME! Sometimes though, I'd like to take a break from it all, and spend the weekend reading a book on history. I can't do that right now, because that means losing progress on my side projects and side goals. I'd be really curious, honestly, if you could elaborate on why retiring at 24 isn't the life people think it would be?