How I knew I was ready to retire at 50
Money matters, but so do health, purpose and relationships
WHEN I announced my early retirement, some people congratulated me for being freed from the rat race. Others described it as an act of “bravery”.
To provide some context, I was a partner with a Big 4 accounting firm before I retired at the age of 50. It was a rewarding career, but also one that came with long hours, constant pressure and a lifestyle that could easily become all-consuming.
In that sense, perhaps it did take some courage to voluntarily unlock myself from the golden handcuffs.
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