>>One thing (financial) retirement sometimes does, is removing the hunger/drive for becoming better. Put in other way humans need to score a win every now and

>>One thing (financial) retirement sometimes does, is removing the hunger/drive for becoming better. Put in other way humans need to score a win every now and then to keep moving forward, else you don't have anything to look forward to. You dread waking up in the morning because you need to carry around yourself the whole day without a purpose. This is more in the bracket of anything in life in general and not just retirement. For that matter continually failing at things in life without scoring a win for long has the same effect, even if you are not retired.