I doubt you’ll get bored. I think it’s part of the introvert makeup to be able to find projects to fill one’s days without much need for outside intervention. It is easy, however, to fill a day with stuff and then look back and realize you didn’t accomplish anything. I usually give myself one major task, and when I get that done I can work on other things or just mess around, but I always know that I got something done.

Lindsay
P.S. I know it’s all the socially conscious thing now to be vegetarian, but you might want to read Paleo Diet and the related books before taking the plunge. Something I learned (in the process of finding out gluten was giving me a wide assortment of health problems) is that people aren’t really designed to eat grains. As much as some may hate it, we’ve been eating meat, fish, veggies, and berries for our entire evolution as a species, and it’s what we’re designed best to digest. A lot of the “diseases of civilization” didn’t start cropping up until we became an agrarian society. Just some food for thought!

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Your candid writing is truly inspiring. Please blog on your experiences, and you’ll be contributing and touching the lives of many of us.

Good luck, I wish all the best to you!
Enjoy the ride!

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@ Danelle, thanks! I think the freedom and flexibility will be priceless. Of course, I have to figure out how to put them to good use, but that’s where the fun is!

@ Ali, I’m sure I’ll get plenty of time off, seeing as how I don’t have a plan. And even though everyone says they get bored in retirement, I have a very hard time seeing how that could happen. There are so many possibilities!

@ Jeremy, glad that line resonated with you. It’s something that I’ve often thought about, and I think it shows money’s rightful place between being everything and being nothing.

@ Barbara, thanks, I’m seeing the hearts now. As you can see, Andy provided more information below.

@ Andy, you might be the first famous plugin creator to visit my blog! Thanks for the info; I’ll give it a bit more time and see what happens.

@ Ari, definitely–the ability to get enough sleep is one of the best parts of this deal!

@ Conrad, you’re back! I see your blog is in maintenance mode, so I guess you’re up to something. As for Tim Ferriss being a multi-millionaire, I could see it either way, so I’ll just go by what he says. Steve Pavlina said that he was not even a millionaire after many years of having a six-figure income, because he spent a lot of his profits to avoid financing government stupidity.

@ Sara, unfortunately, no, there aren’t an easy answers. It would sure be easier if there were! I’ll be on the lookout for opportunities–they’re bound to be out there.

@ George, thanks for the social media boost! I think you showed more courage then me though, since you willingly jumped off the cliff. Good luck!