Here's my late-night thought: In 20 years, "retirement" as we know it will be dead. Not because people can't afford it, but because the idea of just *stopping* work will feel completely archaic. We'll all be doing something, even if it's just a few hours a week. The lines are already blurring. It's not about being forced, it's about wanting to stay engaged. Change my mind.
Here's my late-night thought: In 20 years, "retirement" as we know it will be dead. Not because people can't afford it, but because the idea of just *stopping* work will feel completely archaic. We'll all be doing something, even if it's just a few hours a week. The lines are already blurring. It's not about being forced, it's about wanting to stay engaged. Change my mind.
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