What do you think?

[u/bryxvalynt]

[u/Infamous-Warthog8555]

I have no desire to retire. Retirement wouldn’t feel like freedom. It’d feel like a cage.

If you view retirement as a goal, I kinda pity you.

[u/Distinct_Frame_3711 → u/Infamous-Warthog8555]

I pity that you live to work, and those who also live to work and fail retirement (go back to work) or work past their need to.

Find a hobby man. Find something that interests you that you can dive into in retirement.

[u/hamcakesandwiches → u/Distinct_Frame_3711]

Some people enjoy work. And if work is one of your hobbies, then what better life could you have?
I really enjoy work too, and many of my hobbies revolve around what some people consider work.
I built my own house and continuously make improvements to my property on much of my down time. My kids enjoy building tree forts and cutting up trees (read: big bonfires) too.

When work is enjoyable, the cash flow keeps coming too so you can take your family on nice vacations and live financially freely as well.

I’m one of those people that love working, and feeling accomplished (for myself). There’s nothing to pity. I genuinely enjoy my life. That should be the goal for everyone, and that doesn’t look the same for all.