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Subject: Re: Working has become the new retirement...	Date: 9/17/2019 6:08 PM
Author: 2gifts	Number: 95175 of 96381
She's an author that advocates that people work or start a small business in retirement. I just don't understand this. To me, and maybe I'm the odd duck here, retirement means no longer working for pay, and so doing any sort of work, whether part-time or staring my own small business, is simply not attractive. I don't want to be doing anything where I have to be somewhere at a specified time and reporting to someone else. I want to do whatever I want, change my plans at the last minute, or just do nothing at all. When I retired last year, I was amazed at the number of people who asked me what other job or career I intended to pursue. If I wanted to still be earning an income, I would have just stayed at my very well-paying job which I definitely liked. But I much prefer things as they are now where I do whatever I want, and am not expected to produce something or to be at some meeting or any of that other stuff. But as I said, maybe that's just me and I'm the one who does not understand the concept of retirement.
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