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Sorry, for doubling up. I figured the "Young Dreamers" section made sense, since the event will focus primarily on planning, but then then it didn't QUITE fit, so I thought "Other" might be a safer bet.

Conventional wisdom dictates that (unless you’re rich) you must work full-time to age 65, but millions of Americans are surprisingly close to something even better than retirement—early semi-retirement. This March Bob Clyatt, author of Work Less, Live More, will share the secrets of early...

Glad to hear it.

Public Transit is great, but what if you live in (or want to visit) an area where it just isn't an option. Do you ever find not having a car restrictive?

No, it's not a secret: Work Less, Live More: The New Way to Retire Early By Bob Clyatt ____________________________ 73ss454: That's awfully nice. I'll mention it next time I email him. ____________________________ Yakers & Retire@40: Good point, but it's not very ethical to use people...

How great. That does sound really wonderful.

There's also a great kids and money column in Kiplinger's http://www.kiplinger.com/personalfinance/columns/kids/archive.html?

I am the Publicity Co-Coordinator at Nolo, a small publisher located in Berkeley, California.  As many of you are already aware, Nolo will soon release a new book on early semi-retirement written by one of this forum’s members. We are hoping to build a short list of experienced early retirees...

Oh, I'm counting on it. In 30 years I'll only be 52.

While visiting Mnt Whitney, may I suggest Death Valley in the spring. It's one of the most beautiful and otherworldly places I've ever seen, but totally unbearable in summer or winter. Also extremely worthwhile in California are the Muir Woods and Yosemite.

Bum, Thanks, I hope you had a good weekend too. I'm not as diligent as you think though--I am located on the west coast while the forum runs on east coast time. I actually posted at 3:00. :) Early retirement does sound like a pretty great deal but I've got a few years (about 30 actually)...

Thank you to Wabmester, Dory36, SG, Nords. Your comments are very helpful. Get a Life is one of my favorites too. It's always nice to hear that the books are doing their job.

Work Less, Live More

For those of you who have already found your way into early retirement, can you tell me a little bit about what your life is like now, and how it has changed since leaving work? How did you know early retirement was right for you? Do you ever miss working? How do you spend your days? Has...