With 85% unengaged, no wonder FIRE is all the rage.
If your goal is to retire early, you're missing out.
Here's why:
With 85% unengaged, no wonder FIRE is all the rage.
• to retire early and live a life of leisure
• work a long time at a job you find fulfilling and productive
52% answered to retire early.
But that 52% is missing the point.
Let me explain…
Which goal is more attractive to you?
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) September 16, 2022
Other nations followed suit and the modern-day retirement was born.
For those who have retired, 28% say they lack direction and feel isolated.
56% of Americans lose sleep worrying and thinking about retirement.
40% think financial security in retirement is unattainable.
So, how do we change this?
Ask: who is it impacting?
53% of people say they find fulfillment in their career/work beyond a paycheck, but only 15% are engaged?
We need to look for and celebrate those we’re serving.
You can’t truly know if the next stage will make you happy. Too often, it actually doesn’t.
The truth is, happiness is a choice.
Choose to find happiness where you’re at.
Framing often creates our reality. By dreading Monday, when something goes wrong just confirmed our dread.
Instead, think of your vacation as an opportunity to recharge and “reload” for your work.
We need to reframe our work into a pursuit of selfless fulfillment.
Then, when we change jobs or status, we’re not running from something.
We’re retooling to another pursuit of service.
This attitude means we're always "working," even if not paid.
I interviewed him for an episode of my podcast, which will be released on September 28th.
You can buy his book here: https://t.co/hy34Z1Brpr
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If your goal is to retire early, you're missing out.
— Kurtis Hanni (@KurtisHanni) September 17, 2022
Here's why:
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