If you are at 0% WR then it seems you worked waaaaaayyy too long and could have retired much earlier.
Nothing to brag about IMHO. . .
On this point:
I hit 25x expenses about 2 years before I actually FIREd.
At that point, the job was still fun, I was making good money, and my kids were still unsure as to where any of them would finish their bachelor's degree, much less with what major and in what time frame. I also didn't know what Mr. Market or my stock options might do.
Two years later, the job was awful, my Mom was dying, Mr. Market and my stock options had turned out well, and I decided that I could roll the dice with my kids - if they went to more expensive schools then I'd just go back to work.
I FIREd.
Three years later, my Mom had died and I received some life insurance proceeds, Mr. Market has continued to be nice, and my kids have either picked cheap schools or have received good scholarships. And I unexpectedly picked up a side gig or three that pay for about 2/3 of my expenses currently.
So things have turned out better than the absolute worst that they could have. This is not surprising; that is what happens most of the time. But I planned for the absolute worst just in case. I did not want to count on these things happening. They did, but there was no reason to believe three years ago that they necessarily would.
Hindsight is 20/20, and my crystal ball is in the shop.