In a recent Medium article, I discuss how you can branch out from something as simple as the resolution to pay off credit card debt to create a comprehensive personal financial plan.
You can do something similar with retirement.
It was funny. The other day a Medium reader responded to an article where we loosely define what it means to be semi-retired.
This guy was a bit of a jerk.
He told me I need to “work on getting to the point quicker” before saying I never clearly defined semi-retirement. In his interpretation, I created “confusion” and said if I am “going to define a term, you need to be able to sum it up in one powerful sentence.”
This type of response to my work used to bother me. Now, I tend to ignore it unless I can use it to reaffirm my original point.
In this newsletter installment, we use what is purposely a loose definition of semi-retirement to discuss how you can start with the broad notion of retirement to craft a larger personal financial plan.