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Self-described retirement / semi-retirement · at interview
Outside executive employment, he spent more time with his wife and children while pursuing angel investments, walks, runs and yoga. He regretted earlier absences and described family and community involvement as part of his personal growth.
Newly retired from the Air Force, he enjoyed recreational flying and a relaxed routine while his wife considered returning to full-time nursing. He liked the improved balance and was still anticipating how an empty nest and different work schedules would change it.
Involuntary retirement due to disability · at interview
After leaving accounting because of disability, The Retirement Spot author read, wrote, sang karaoke and visited grandchildren while his wife continued working. He found the balance uneven and started blogging in part to keep himself occupied.
Joe Udo left his engineering job at 38 while his wife continued working. Parenting, rental management and a substantial blogging schedule shaped a retirement that remained busy and productive.
Early retirement with consulting · at interview
After retiring from a chemical-company career, he combined technical consulting with shared activities including tennis, hiking, running, skiing and fishing. He described the side gigs as enjoyable and valued an active life with his wife.
