Retired 3 months and I'm already worried I'll turn Into a blob 😬 скачать в хорошем качестве

Retired 3 months and I'm already worried I'll turn Into a blob 😬

Three months into early retirement and I'm noticing something interesting: life has gotten really comfortable. No schedules, no dress codes, no obligations. Just yoga pants, slow mornings, and complete freedom to structure my days however I want. And honestly? It feels amazing. But here's the thing I'm wrestling with: how much comfort is too much comfort? When does "I don't have to leave the house" become "I haven't left the house in days"? At what point does freedom turn into... stagnation? In this video, I'm sharing: The seductive pull of complete comfort (and why it's not entirely a bad thing) The cozy parts of retirement I'm keeping NO MATTER WHAT My 2026 adventure plan to keep growing, learning, and pushing my edges How I'm thinking about balance between being a homebody and actually living This isn't about productivity guilt or forcing myself to be "on" all the time. It's about intentionally designing edges into a life that could very easily become... well, a little too soft around the edges. If you're retired, semi-retired, or thinking about what life looks like when work becomes optional, I'd love to hear: What are your comfort habits vs. where are you pushing your edges?