Early Retirement

Many people are desperately trying to retire early for an easy life. But as one article put it…

“Early retirement… too often it turns into a nightmare void with nothing to do, ­nowhere to be...”

The Japanese have a term for men with nothing in their lives; it's nure ochiba, or ‘wet fallen leaf syndrome’, where men follow their wives around "everywhere like a leaf stuck to a shoe.”

So why is retirement so difficult?

 

 Because life with nothing to do, nowhere to be and nothing to achieve is actually pointless. If you want a fulfilling later life, it’s not found in retirement. It’s found by using your time in some useful endeavour, serving others or committing to a cause, it’s how God created you. Colossians 3:23 “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord…”

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Karl Faase,thanks.

( from Digital Anvil )