No crowded trains, no morning meetings, no tedious conferences.

Wake up whenever you want and enjoy weekday-only hot springs or travel.

Don't you think such a free life awaits you if you retire early in your 50s?

The original poster, who was offered early retirement by their company, begins to waver, faced with substantial assets and a fully paid-off home, thinking, "Maybe I can quit now."

When they consulted with those who had experienced it, they found that life after FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) varied far more than they had imagined.

Some say every day is fantastic, while others return to work after only a short time, and some, despite having sufficient assets, can no longer enjoy their freedom due to anxiety...

Why is there such a difference in satisfaction levels even among people who quit their jobs at similar ages?

Is sufficient savings all that's needed?

What will fill your days after you've left work?

And is a life with an early-retired husband at home every day truly welcome for the family?

The length of weekdays, something unseen before quitting, and the realization of one's place in the world only after leaving the company. FIRE might not be the end goal of life, but rather the beginning of building a different life from scratch.

Before submitting his resignation, the original poster had to confront a certain preparation that was more important than the amount of assets he had...

If you're considering early retirement, or even if you've ever thought, "What would I do if I quit my job?", please watch until the end.

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