Retire well by defining your 'enough'

JUAN retired earlier than the mandatory retirement age as planned. He sleeps soundly at night, assured by his steady cash flow that supports his desired lifestyle. Each morning, he wakes up excited, ready to embrace the opportunities of the day ahead. With a well-established daily routine that keeps him active without the stress of work, he finds ample time for self-care, connecting with family and friends, supporting advocacies, and pursuing his passions. Free from the constraints of a work schedule, he indulges guilt-free in hobbies, travel and new discoveries. In every sense, Juan is living his dream retirement to the max.

How was Juan able to achieve this when the majority worried about their retirement? Most people fear a decline in quality of life when they retire. Juan's secret lies in his ability to define what is "enough" for him. He determined the lifestyle that would bring him contentment and happiness. He mapped out what retirement would look like for him based on what genuinely makes him happy, whether it involves money, experiences, relationships, or personal growth. He pursued it diligently; once he achieved it, he paused to savor it and retired.