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It takes a while to fully put on the brakes and actually be able to relax.
Get your house in order, get your bills in order and plan for the worst.
I had to re-finance the last $90K here in order to make retirement possible.
What gets you are the unexpected things around the house breaking, high energy bills, crazy car repair bills, and the Taxes never end.
That's all great until you get sick and then, even with insurance and Medicare the unpaid balances can be huge.
I hope I'm not forced to go back to work.
I'm retired mentally, physically, and functionally.
My full retirement officially starts in 131 days. Then I will no longer have to worry about "keeping my day gig". Sign me up, please.
Yep, I'm working on all of that. Hopefully, I won't have to take another job. If I do it won't be in technology. (35 years of chasing it has left me exhausted.) Thanks for the advice/warning. Keep-on, keepin on...
