Owen Raskovitch

It doesn't matter how old you are.

Obviously, if you're 40, you're not going to retire by 30.

But, you know, you can do it.

You absolutely can do it.

Yeah, and I know there's an Australian individual that blogs under late start of fire and they're in their 40s and they talk a lot about feeling like they were way behind because they read all these sites and they're about people retiring in their 40s and 30s and they were just sort of looking at it going, I haven't even started.

And it's a really interesting journey to read about and how they got sort of, they started taking steps to change their future.

And I guess this is the thing too.

We talk about this a lot in investing and in that context, but it also applies outside of that.

There's absolutely no pleasure in this world whatsoever from having envy.

Charlie Munger says that there's absolutely no pleasure from it.

And so if you look at someone else and you think, hey, you retired at 30.

I can tell you right now, I'm not going to retire at 30.

I think good on you.

Do it.

Absolutely.

But I don't let that impact my happiness that I haven't got that.

Just pull up your laces and go and do what you got to do.

It doesn't matter.

I would say late starter.

Maybe they could say mid starter because that's not even that late when you think about retiring.