A 45-year-old who's been 'fake retired' for 10 years shares the surprising lessons he learned when he tried to retire early. (via CNBCMakeIt)
A lot of early retirees are working harder than ever by building their online businesses, even if it's just a short-term passion project. The extra money they earn might not be a necessity, but it's a nice bonus.
The second time was after our son was born. I worried we wouldn't have enough money to take care of our family. I was also contending with how tough it was to be a stay-at-home parent. I thought having an office to go to could act as a "break" from the stresses of being a new dad. One of the biggest benefits of being financially independent and not having to follow company rules is being able to fully express yourself.
For some people, that might be endowing a scholarship at their alma mater or making an impact with a charity. For me, it's sharing financial advice that can help other people achieve their life goals.
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