One of the most important questions to answer when planning your life after FIRE is “who am I?” While it sounds like a big question, here’s a 5-step exercise that will help you answer it.
Author: runningintofire
I’m using my weekly wins post this week to reflect on my February goals.
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Five o’clock is right around the corner in California! So it’s time to close out the week with my regular weekly joy habit: pause, reflect, and write down 3 wins. This week featured an unusually large number of things that went off the rails, so I know it’s more important than ever to release myself…
Congratulations! You’ve retired early. Now what? Consider walking with me through a 9-part process to explore the big questions: who am I? why am I here? and how shall I live in retirement?
It’s Friday and that means it’s time to close the week with one of my favorite Joy Habits: reflecting on my weekly wins.
I choose to end every week with a simple joy habit: pause, remember, and write down my 3 biggest wins.
In January, I spent 30 days noticing, documenting, and experiencing what joy feels like in my daily life. Here’s what I learned.
I love to end my week with a simple habit: focusing on my weekly wins. All that’s required is a brief pause to remember, reflect on, and write down three wins from the previous week.
It’s been a year since I retired at 46. My biggest surprise is the gap between my experience and the pervasive myths about early retirement.