Sound advice.I've been 52 years at my occupation and have zero intentions of quitting. I'll retire.. sure, but I will not quit working. The human body was not designed to be idle. If you just sit around, you'll rust out.
A few dozen or so months, I have invested my money in stocks and bounds, electronics both big and small, here and there a few other ones I do not remember of anything though.I see some ppl invest serious money in video games. Don't. Video games can be worth a lot the previous day and then the next they aren't.
I'm no expert but if really, then invest on shares, saving money, etc.
Which is why i intend to stay well oiled.
Same here, double puemonia did not kill me, prognosis of throat cancer dead, an old sport (Tae known do) injury to my left ankle did not kill me, acid reflux is the only thing left will ever kill me.. its plotting revengeAnd so do I. Some people prefer a blend. I like it straight up.
All I can really add is that retiring too young can be a mistake for some people. My father-in-law was in a profession he loved (math professor, head of the math department) when he decided to take early retirement. He regretted it very quickly. Once the routine of getting up every day and going to work and doing something useful ended, he quickly realized that golf and other things retired people do really weren't for him. He remained retired, but unhappily.
Then there's me. I had to quit working at 48, not by choice but by illness. I had planned to work well into my 70s because, as above, I loved the routine of going to work and doing something productive (programming, system administration) every day. I couldn't fathom what I would do with myself if I stopped working before 75 or so! I still long to go back to work but know now that it will never happen.
So my take on it is this: decide wisely! Really analyze what you're choosing to do and why, and if you're happy with the decision, go for it. You're still a mere child, my son, so if you change your mind you have nothing but time in front of you to undo it all.
Hey you long time no see
Yes I have been thinking about it I really like your intelligent and in depth and wise response.
Yes I have been thinking deeply... I really love my occupation I love it so much but... Sometimes it is the stress... Also the extremely long and intense hours... I feel like one of the most hard working and exhausted people in the world.
It would be lovely to just get a breather sometimes and a bit of a break from it all
I love my job don't get me wrong it's just the insane amounts of pressure both figuratively and literally! Lol
And also sometimes I feel like it's just no good for my health at times.
There are literally millions sometimes even billions in loss if I am not careful or just a second too late the pressure is just so immense I can't think of a job in the world where there is more insane amounts of pressure involved.
Also there is so much I want to see in this world I would love to travel - solo much to see in this magnificent world it's such a beautiful and vast world!
I have lost count of all the things I want to do I feel there is never enough time in a day to do all the amazing things I have wanted to do
I love my job so much don't get me wrong I love the pressure secretly and love the insane amounts off responsibility on my shoulders but there are so many other things I would love to do as well and the years just keep going by... More time goes by and there is so much more I want to do!
But yes you are right I should choose wisely in a way.
Lol do you still think I am very young?
Lol! XD
Hehe yeah i get that a heck of a lot in my industry lol my old mentor when I told him my age he said:
"Wow you're a super lightie!"
Lightie is slang here for small fry or youngster! XD hehe
Lol young and a bit stupid! XD
Shame man sorry about your health issues though MoodyBlues that sucks shit I am sorry
Dang and you are such an extremely sweet and nice person too!
I know that age pretty well, i just turned 39 the other dayI really wish I could retire too young but unless I win the lotto it's never happening. Every few years the retirement age goes up in the UK. As it stands I've got about 37 years. 37 years later though I'll have about 20 years. I've pretty much accepted that I'm working till I drop and kinda annoyed I'm being forced to pay into a pension I'll never see
You've got a better chance of getting there than me. I'm 33 so no chance. Happy birthday for the other day thoughI know that age pretty well, i just turned 39 the other day
Its not the age Shotgun84, its what you do in your life to spice it up, been super lucky chosing the inner circle, (e.g. friends of high places early on) and letting the lower people know what was going on as well.You've got a better chance of getting there than me. I'm 33 so no chance. Happy birthday for the other day though
Its not the age Shotgun84, its what you do in your life to spice it up, been super lucky chosing the inner circle, (e.g. friends of high places early on) and letting the lower people know what was going on as well.
Not a problem man, not a problem, do not worry about a thing, its about how to deal with others, anyways yeah I am here now on this blue marbel as well.Ah that's where I went wrong. I made friends in low places. Honestly I'm lucky to still be alive lol
Not a problem man, not a problem, do not worry about a thing, its about how to deal with others, anyways yeah I am here now on this blue marbel as well.
Okay yeah, i do have a lot of friends in lower places, underneath here tooDon't worry, it's nothing to do with friends in low places. I'm lucky to be alive for other reasons and I'm loving ever second
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