So let’s generalize this and say that retirement without doing what excites you is not a good retirement. What we actually need to understand here is the different perceptions of retirement: To some retirement means sitting in Florida and staring at a wall, to others it’s hang gliding in Tahiti, and to some it simply means not having to work.

I try to floss every day. Sometimes I conveniently forget it. I hate this, because forgetting increases my dentist bill.

Of course, part of my plan is also to stay healthy and not rely on modern medicine to compensate for bad personal habits.

I usually go to the mall to perform a kind of an anthropological expedition once a year and I see nothing there which interests me.