Hello (again) !
I finally did it.
Been an e-r.org member since 2018 and read the site every day.
Much to my embarrassment the only thread I ever started was this:
https://www.early-retirement.org/forums/f26/joining-the-class-of-2019-a-95013.html
Where I claimed to be joining the class of 2019.
A corporate restructuring included financial incentives which were attractive, then COVID hit and I got into an OMY spin cycle.
Long story short, I exited last week. Was waiting on the end of year bonus/equity and left on good terms. I will miss some of the people but not the work or the corporate BS.
Everything in the post referenced above is still true, adding that DW retired almost 2 years ago and the kids are now married and continuing in their careers. I will be 62 in March so it’s not really an early retirement but the past 3 OMY’s have put a lot of financial concerns to rest.
Currently starting the detox process from being a corporate guy for the past 39 years, which may take a while. I hope to contribute more to e-r.org where I can and leisurely explore the retired life.
I finally did it.
Been an e-r.org member since 2018 and read the site every day.
Much to my embarrassment the only thread I ever started was this:
https://www.early-retirement.org/forums/f26/joining-the-class-of-2019-a-95013.html
Where I claimed to be joining the class of 2019.
A corporate restructuring included financial incentives which were attractive, then COVID hit and I got into an OMY spin cycle.
Long story short, I exited last week. Was waiting on the end of year bonus/equity and left on good terms. I will miss some of the people but not the work or the corporate BS.
Everything in the post referenced above is still true, adding that DW retired almost 2 years ago and the kids are now married and continuing in their careers. I will be 62 in March so it’s not really an early retirement but the past 3 OMY’s have put a lot of financial concerns to rest.
Currently starting the detox process from being a corporate guy for the past 39 years, which may take a while. I hope to contribute more to e-r.org where I can and leisurely explore the retired life.