I think (or maybe just hope) that I can avoid that trap by reframing how I think about retirement. Instead of thinking of retirement as not working on anything,

I think (or maybe just hope) that I can avoid that trap by reframing how I think about retirement. Instead of thinking of retirement as not working on anything, I'll be thinking of it as working on the things I want to work on. Instead of seeing progress on the company I'm building every day, I'll be looking for progress in my mountain biking, or guitar playing, or whatever hobby I'm interested in at the moment. I'll still be working, I'll still be building things, they'll just be my things and not done for money.