We're in our late-20s with $1.1 million already saved - how do we stop obsessing over our $6 million retirement goal?

The article discusses the importance of setting ambitious retirement savings goals while balancing the stress they can create. It shares a story of a couple in their late 20s with $1.1 million saved, aiming for $6 million, who are worried and making sacrifices. The author emphasizes that retirement savings should not be a source of anxiety if one is on track and suggests seeking professional advice for reassurance. The piece advocates for enjoying life alongside financial prudence and finding equilibrium between saving and living well.

It's okay to set big goals for retirement savings. In fact, that's a great thing. But I also firmly believe that retirement savings should not be a point of stress for anyone who's on track.

This poster may be stressing out needlessly about retirement savings. So I'd suggest they talk to a professional for advice. It's all about striking a balance.

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