Retiring without a plan for what you’re going to do with all the time is a very bad idea. You don’t have to have hobbies and what not planned out with the rigor

Retiring without a plan for what you’re going to do with all the time is a very bad idea. You don’t have to have hobbies and what not planned out with the rigor you’d bring to a day job, but you need something. I’ve seen far too many people in my family retire, plop down in front of a TV, and fall apart mentally and physically within a few years. Social contact is good too, and an underrated aspect of in person day jobs. Social isolation kills.