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[QUOTE="Edward Sargent, post: 4862984, member: 912"]
I retired from a large company at 55.  I started a sole proprietor consulting company cherrypicking all the good things about my old job.  It was a great transition.  Three years ago I sold my consulting firm and never looked back.  I am 72 and healthy and like many others really enjoy retirement. My wife and I will be married 50 years this year.  A couple of things I might add,  One is travel. If you plan on travelling do it in your 60s and 70s as it gets a more difficult as you get into your 80s.  Don't waste time and try not to get stuck in your ways. If you do something you don't like change it up.  If your anatomy is affecting your physiology (ie bad hip prevents you from any exercise) get it fixed.  Don't wait as it only gets harder as you age.  Covid was an eye opener for us all.  We lost a year or more.  In your 20s or 30s a year doesn't sound so bad but at 72 its a lifetime. Congratulations on retirement, enjoy the ride
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