As the author, Gary Foster, points out as he begins his blog…”I can’t speak to early retirement – or to retirement in general – as I am a non-retiree and staunch opponent of the concept of traditional vocation-to-vacation retirement. I will say, however, I feel that the idea of early retirement is further validation of the tremendous grip this unnatural concept has on our psyche.

I will say, however, I feel that the idea of early retirement is further validation of the tremendous grip this unnatural concept has on our psyche.

I find it curious and revealing that, in the U.S. where I live, you are considered deficient, unfortunate, or weird if you don’t retire and disengage from work on or around an arbitrary number established 86 years ago – age 65.

Keep in mind both the good and the bad of making the transition to retire.

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