Dreamliner
Confused about dryer sheets
Hi,
I just realized that it has been one year since I "Fired" to semi-retirement.
Really enjoy the information available in this forum, with invaluable tips on the financial and more personal aspects of retirement. I am really happy to learn from all of you!
Have lived in Peru, my country of origin, for the last 25+ years and took the opportunity as a Covid remote work nomad to leave my full time work and relocate to Costa Rica. Currently working part time with my old job and will probably taper off in the following months to continue working on personal projects on a part time basis.
I'm married, 58, with my wife and three kids studying away from home (abroad). In line with "Latam" tradition they are still dependent and will probably continue to be so for the next few years as they are finishing university. Luckily, I have enough assets to provide us with a comfortable if not extravagant lifestyle.
My main challenge at this time is how to add structure to my life, develop new hobbies and activities so that I can enjoy my new phase in life in a fulfilling and meaningful way. This is a little harder since we are in a new country, even though I have lived here many years ago and have some family. Leaving Peru was not an easy decision, but the current deteriorating political situation and
our "new empty nest status" made us take the leap.
I would love to receive any advice regarding how to adjust to this new phase where the lack of work structure takes getting used to.
Thanks
I just realized that it has been one year since I "Fired" to semi-retirement.
Really enjoy the information available in this forum, with invaluable tips on the financial and more personal aspects of retirement. I am really happy to learn from all of you!
Have lived in Peru, my country of origin, for the last 25+ years and took the opportunity as a Covid remote work nomad to leave my full time work and relocate to Costa Rica. Currently working part time with my old job and will probably taper off in the following months to continue working on personal projects on a part time basis.
I'm married, 58, with my wife and three kids studying away from home (abroad). In line with "Latam" tradition they are still dependent and will probably continue to be so for the next few years as they are finishing university. Luckily, I have enough assets to provide us with a comfortable if not extravagant lifestyle.
My main challenge at this time is how to add structure to my life, develop new hobbies and activities so that I can enjoy my new phase in life in a fulfilling and meaningful way. This is a little harder since we are in a new country, even though I have lived here many years ago and have some family. Leaving Peru was not an easy decision, but the current deteriorating political situation and
our "new empty nest status" made us take the leap.
I would love to receive any advice regarding how to adjust to this new phase where the lack of work structure takes getting used to.
Thanks