I Just Retired Early at Age 56 - Am I Making a Mistake?
Briefly

A Reddit user who retired at 56 is re-evaluating his decision, despite having the financial means to do so. While he enjoys the absence of work, he feels awkward about his early retirement compared to peers and struggles with feelings of guilt and uncertainty. He contemplates how to fill his newfound free time and seeks ways to create a fulfilling routine, including possible part-time work to find purpose and balance in retirement.
'I've realized that despite being financially comfortable, I often feel awkward discussing my retirement with others still in the workforce, almost like I've done something wrong.'
'Finding purpose and structure in my days has been surprisingly challenging; I need a plan to utilize my free time meaningfully rather than idly coasting through.'
Read at 24/7 Wall St.
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