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So you can know like, okay, we're actually at this point, if I can reach Coastify, I'm at the point where I just need to work now to cover my expenses, my daily expenses as they are now.

And if I contribute nothing more to my investments, they're going to be at the level I need them to be by the time I'm 65.

If it turns out that you want to be on back-to-back-to-back-to-back cruises, right?

I need a bit of a bigger number.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, eventually it does, right?

Like eventually I would like to be stepping away from my, so my goal, I'm 45 now, is to retire from full-time work at 55.

And so that gives me another 10 years.

I think, you know, that once I get to 55, I don't imagine myself

working through the 1001 movies to watch before you die right I intend to like be still be productive and still do some awesome stuff but I want to be able to do it without the pressure of work and like you said before if I decide that I want to be like a barista you know or maybe like I joke that I like when I was a kid I was a checkout operator at the warehouse I'll like just go back to that

Not that they use humans for that anymore, actually.

But just something that releases that headspace and lets me enjoy my life is definitely a choice.

I found it really fascinating a few years ago.

I watched a documentary called Playing with Fire, which was about that sort of fire movement and about a couple and their journey discovering it.

It's really cool.

I think you can find it on Vimeo.

And they sat down independently, husband and wife, and wrote a list of like, give me the top like five or 10 things that sparked the most joy in your life.

Like what's the best things that you do?

The majority of the things at the top of their list were free, right?