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I think that planning is the operative word here. I set my retirement date about five years ago and am coming up on it now. So I thought then about what my in
by MegaDeKay 4y ago
I think that planning is the operative word here. I set my retirement date about five years ago and am coming up on it now. So I thought then about what my interests were and what kind of groundwork I might need to lay down then to better enjoy it when it comes. I live in a rural area and found I was passionate about gardening and the like. So over the last number of years I have been planting fruit trees and berry bushes so they'll be established and productive once I retire.
A fail is not planning at all besides the money side of things. I know of people that have retired and are financially sound but without a clue of what they'll do next. The are bored all day and end up looking to get back into the workforce, at least part time.
- wing-_-nuts 4y ago>A fail is not planning at all besides the money side of things. I know of people that have retired and are financially sound but without a clue of what they'll do next. Yep, once you have the financials figured out, you really need to spend some time focusing the life you're retiring to, instead of the work you're retiring from.