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It seems like he probably has enough saved to never have to work again. I don't think I'd keep plugging away either if I was in that position and the work wasn'
by FastMonkey 4y ago
It seems like he probably has enough saved to never have to work again. I don't think I'd keep plugging away either if I was in that position and the work wasn't my passion.
- brian-armstrong 4y agoI'm not sure if this is maybe subtly sarcastic but to be clear, early retirement would require at least 10x as much
- strken 4y agoWhat are your numbers here? Someone else estimated his savings would be around $600k, which is $18k/year at a conservative withdrawal rate of 3%. Why would early retirement need $180k/year?
- mathgladiator 4y agoTo downramp from the hedonic treadmill that a high salary affords.
- the_only_law 4y agoAlso I assume he would need to own property, otherwise he’s shoveling out a good portion of the paycheck per month.