The article discusses the diverging paths of early retirees, some of whom wish to remain fully retired while others consider returning to work in various capacities, including side hustles. It emphasizes the importance of financial independence, allowing individuals to design their lives without the stress of financial pressures. However, it also notes the societal stigma faced by those who choose a more relaxed approach to retirement, and encourages retirees to stay true to their values and resist peer pressure to turn hobbies into money-making ventures.
The "side hustle" mindset is not for everyone, especially for someone who values their time more than having a few extra dollars in the bank.
There's a degree of flexibility to do just about anything as one designs their own life without having to think too much about finances.
One should stay true to oneself rather than give in to peer pressure by embracing a lifestyle that may be more conducive to burnout.
For those young and nowhere near retirement, there can be a bit of a stigma regarding retirees who choose to do "nothing."
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