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Well, the original poster could basically "cruise" with an easier, less stressful job that brought in supplemental income to the "main income" of the portfolio. This could be contract work which would go up and down depending on the portfolio peformance- and also allow reentry into the job...

I am going to guess wildly you are on a ten year mortgage (I am and have a similar payment).. you could knock that off with your taxable investments instantly (of course bringing down your nest egg).. pick up health insurance for $600 a month through blue cross (look into your local plan).. and...

Umm.. if you have around 600k in assets, and an income of 1,500 a month off of a laundromat.. WTF are you doing still looking at spreadsheets? That is 3,500 a month in income or $42,000 a year.. certainly enough to retire on is it not?

How much money do you think it takes to RE? Of course, this is a personal question, but I am curious within the context of your planned life. For example: "I need $20,000 to retire early. I am going to hitchhike up and down the east coast and beg for food. However, sometimes I want to be able...