Stephen Knight

Yeah, it's quite funny.

I always used to say to myself in the shower, I was about to say to Ange, but I'm like, I think so much about this.

I'm like, I'd really like to do something similar to what Sim's done in terms of having the investment set up to retire and drawing down the income.

but still working and having your businesses and still trying to grow the overall wealth, but not being as reliant on the income coming in each week, because that's what gives you the chance to step away.

And it could still, I mean, you've still got your business, right?

That could still provide you with the money that is necessary to make those upgrades.

But

So many, and such an interesting mindset change is that so many of us put retirement last and put all of the lifestyle assets first in terms of the nicer car.

And you've kind of done it the other way and said, actually, I care about retirement first.

I might get all of those other things, but I'll just get them after.

And I find that part really interesting.

So now we drive to the beach.

That's some good advice for dad.

He's going to have dads that invest soon, dads that save.

Oh my God, it'll be like dad talk.

So last question for you.

As I mentioned before, you've got a 50% chance of living until 92.

Your retirement's going to be for 63 years.

What do you want to achieve in the next 60 years?

Yeah, I mean, she might end up solving the health crisis fundraising for the Auckland Hospital.