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I keep saying that I can't wait to retire so that I'll have the time to work on some games I've been wanting to create. I haven't done them now because I don't

• SpelingBeeChamp 5y ago
  If you are not doing it now, or making an effort to do it now, don't be surprised when the time comes and you discover that you are not spending your days as you expected. I retired for most of my twenties and early-thirties. It was all planned, and it ended up being one of the best decisions I have ever made, but it only created opportunity. Retirement doesn't change a person's interests or their motivation. When people receive a windfall of time, they tend to spend that time doing whatever it was they did prior, only more of it. If they watched TV in their free time, now they watch more TV. You get the idea. My unsolicited advice: do it now.
  • noiwillnot 5y ago
    I disagree with this. I used to have passion hobbies until I became so time-poor that keeping them would mean cut the little amount of time that I spent with my family, or not being able going out of my apartment for a walk.
    • SpelingBeeChamp 5y ago
      I am not sure what you are disagreeing with.