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<blockquote data-quote="Allen" data-source="post: 277914" data-attributes="member: 389">Like mentioned, if you enjoy what you do...do it as long as you enjoy it.Otherwise, I plan on going by the mantra of &quot;Retirement is wasted on the old and infirmed&quot;.&nbsp;&nbsp; That means I will pull the plug on working for a living once I can replace my work income with retirement income.&nbsp; Don't get me wrong, I like what I do...I just like what I'm so often not able to do because of work even more. I think keeping active, mentally and phsyically are important as all hell when a person retires.&nbsp; So often I hear about retirees being bored with their lives.&nbsp; There are plenty of things to do, volunteer, PT work, travel, etc.One of my personal heroes is busier in retirement than many people I know that are fully employed. I think the only real complaint he has would be back issues.&nbsp; Other than that, he's my role model for when I retire.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Allen, post: 277914, member: 389"] Like mentioned, if you enjoy what you do...do it as long as you enjoy it. Otherwise, I plan on going by the mantra of "Retirement is wasted on the old and infirmed". That means I will pull the plug on working for a living once I can replace my work income with retirement income. Don't get me wrong, I like what I do...I just like what I'm so often not able to do because of work even more. I think keeping active, mentally and phsyically are important as all hell when a person retires. So often I hear about retirees being bored with their lives. There are plenty of things to do, volunteer, PT work, travel, etc. One of my personal heroes is busier in retirement than many people I know that are fully employed. I think the only real complaint he has would be back issues. Other than that, he's my role model for when I retire. [/QUOTE]

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