I only clicked because I love baseball, but it was an interesting post. Here's the deal: how is what you're trying to do considered retirement? I'm not aware o

I only clicked because I love baseball, but it was an interesting post. Here's the deal: how is what you're trying to do considered retirement? I'm not aware of any web apps that require no maintenance, no customer support, and no administrativa after 3 months. Sure, you can outsource some (maybe all) of that, but you still have to manage the outsourcing. Being location-independent isn't retirement. Neither is un-conventional employment. If it's the Tim Ferris/4HWW lifestyle you're going for, fine–but even he's not "retired". I applaud you for setting a goal, learning from past mistakes, and being bold about it. On the other hand, I boo you for bad semantics and possibly being a little too bold.