Holden Lewis

And I thought maybe doing it gradually, slowing down, maybe start saving a little less and then just slowly going to saving nothing and letting the compound interest in my company 401k do the rest of that.

And I was going to ask you guys what you think about, you know, just staying on track with that.

Maybe every once every six, every six months or every year, checking up on it, making sure it's moving okay.

Or I mean, is there anything I can do?

Just kind of not dive into the pool, but kind of start dipping a toe into the water.

If I'm going to cut back on my saving, then I'll try to enjoy my life more.

Like I said earlier, maybe get a nicer car or a second car.

We're sharing one car right now amongst the two of us.

It's been all we needed lately.

We'd like to travel more.

Maybe instead of once a year, go away three times a year.

That'd be great.

I try to go back to my home country of Italy once a year, but maybe I can go more than once a year.

Or maybe I can travel business class.

Try that out.

Cool.

Yeah, I'm going to go check out on your site who a good financial planner that would be for my situation.

We haven't thought that far ahead yet.

The one thing we definitely want to do in retirement is just be free to travel and go away for, you know, three weeks, a month.

two months if we want to and not have to worry about coming home.