Where The Fun ISN'T
Where The Fun ISN'T
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He's not wrong.Continuity - live modestly, save a lot, travel a lot (cheaply), and have rewarding side projects.sarahfailin
- I’ve seen for myself boomer gen family and friends pass away within 1-2 years of retirement which is terribleprophetone
- Also watched family members rapidly decline in health so so fast as the age... the obvious two things I’ve learned from this...prophetone
- 1. You must exercise every day no matter how much, you have to keep moving, so walks every day even if not long onesprophetone
- 2. Your mind has to remain busy and sharp of it’ll shut down, mental issues like dementia appear fast if you don’t have hobbies, puzzles, read, get outsideprophetone
- My gramma in law lived to 99, only in last 2 years did she slow down, she went on daily long walks even with her walker, ate light, gardened, watched footballprophetone
- Also as you get older and wiser and less young and stupid you realize that you should live every day like it’s the lastprophetone
- lol what a bummerprophetone
- thats why i plan to retire at 54-55HAL9001
- If you're not smart then you gotta be tough.toemaas
- Meanwhile the USA has worst healthcare system in the world, and one of least happiest countries in the world, hip hop hurray for capitalism!utopian
- I know you didn't mean to type hip hop hurray but that works very well.CyBrainX
- I'm just glad I don't want to retire. I like what I do and just don't have the money to retire anyway.CyBrainX
- we're better off than the animal kingdom. consider yourself luckyhotroddy
- Things are progressively getting worse too, so the retirement age will increase.PhanLo
- @sarahfailin that's the ticket.jagara
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