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Editor’s Note: It’s a bonus post from Aimee!

The other day, I caught myself saying, “I’ll do that when I retire.” Because of course, I couldn’t possibly do it now. My schedule is too full, I don’t have enough money—yada yada yada—the usual excuses.

Why is our life always stuck in a never‑ending holding pattern, with all our grand plans saved for a mysterious, always‑just‑out‑of‑reach entity known as retirement?

Here are a few reasons why you shouldn’t wait until retirement to do the things you want to do:

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3 responses to “Please Stop Saying “I’ll Do That When I Retire””

  1. Good not to put off things…cause no one actually knows one’s lifespan…

    1. Absolutely! And we don’t want to live with regret.

  2. I agree totally… But according to mediums, many souls do regret in on the Other Side for putting off things they could have, would have or should have done BUT did not. So, your reminder is good. ☺️

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