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Retirement means different things to different people. This can range from opening up a new business to "if you're working at all, you're not retired". It can mean devoting yourself to unpaid service to others, or it can mean taking care of only yourself and maybe your partner. So I'm going to toss a few options out to you all, to see what a happy retirement means to you, and I'll try to span a range from high commitment to zero commitment, and let's see where the community sits.
I'm 8 years out, and sure if I feel like it I could do some volunteer work, but I'm not retiring to do volunteer work, I'm retiring to give myself back 8 hours a day.
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