Explore turning points, everyday joys and unexpected challenges after financial independence or retirement, with the date and original source for each account.
“a level of optionality that feels liberating”
“I planned less things to do and enjoyed a good book if that’s what I felt like doing instead.”
“I'm not bored or stressed, but I am feeling like "what's next." I will always keep travelling and trying to experience new places and things, but I'm pondering connecting myself to more tasks and hobbies here at home.”
“We live in a seaside town on the North Sea coast and like it immensely.”
“pinch myself”
“I expect it'll be a lifelong quest to get this balance just right.”
“I love my everyday”
“I also learned how to play the piano and harp…absolutely love them.”
“Overall I'm relaxed and happy about the change (though I honestly don't know how much that might be forced).”
“I’d highly encourage readers to get involved in their local community on some level, while they’re still working and raising a family, don’t wait until you’re retired.”
