Sean Pyles

And I'm having a hard time.

But it seems like you still have this lingering financial anxiety.

So I'm wondering what you think you might want to change or how you could find some sense of financial ease with your savings and retirement and what you're doing with your money currently.

baby steps are smart because you don't want to shock your system especially since you are such a diligent saver and it's a cause of anxiety for you this is going to be a place where working with a trusted cfp can be really helpful so you can have a long-term relationship with this person and you can check in every six months or every year depending on the cadence that you want that way you can just call them up if you have any questions along the way when you're saving but i think to start slow and steady that's great but

Kind of going back to a question Elizabeth had earlier, what are you going to do with the money if you're not saving it?

Is it going to be more vacations?

You'll be saving it maybe in a different type of account?

Or what's your life going to look like when you're not saving as diligently as you have been for these many years?

Great.

And I want to hear a little more about what you envision your retirement being.

Are you planning to stay in the States?

Would you go back to Italy?

Well, living in Italy would make travel really easy.

You can just hop from one country to the next.

It might be a little harder statewide.

And also, I imagine it would be more affordable to retire in Italy than in the U.S.

That's part of why I'm asking.

That's right.

Well, Paul, please keep us posted on what you decide, where you land with your financial advisor and how you plan to set up your Coast Fi so you can enjoy today while also plan for tomorrow.

And that's all we have for this episode.