how much would it take for you to retire?

[de Morville]

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"Retiring" from what?

I retired from *having to* work but still do.

Not because I have to but because I love doing what I do.
Not to mention I can take a break whenever I want...for as long as I want...such as I am doing so right now.

So retiring to me is not about how much $ but what you are able to make from life...if you can.

Most are too narrow minded and entangled within themselves to be able to retire (early).

the place you live is retirement already so to say

 

[Strainhunter]

Retire at 55 ,work when its available to preserve your savings.

......

I retired WAYYYYYY before the age of 55 and I am still not even remotely near there.


I should mention I started with absolutely nothing. (and I mean zero, nada!)

Like I said before most people are way too entangled within themselves.
Many just think too much instead of just doing what it takes.

 

[Strainhunter]

the place you live is retirement already so to say

It's nice by general standard.

But not every one here is a retiree. I would roughly estimate 95% are not.

 

[Snagglepuss]

the place you live is retirement already so to say

I gotta kinda agree with that statement.Im in the same place,and when i first permenantly moved here .It felt like i was on vacation ,and still feels that way.Whilst lacking in many things ,the area makes daily life seem like a long vacation......


...and remember ,if you do something you love and make a decent living out of it..you'll never work a day in your life...