Despite the not-wonderfulness of sporadic and unreliable
pay, no employer-paid vacations, no employer-paid insurance, having to pay both
halves of FICA, and other features of not being on somebody else's staff,
if I'd stayed in cubicle-land I doubt I
could ever have worked up to an office with a view like this one from my home
office window last summer.
Looking out office window last June. |
Granted, the crepe myrtle blooms for only a few weeks. But even during the less colorful time of
year I look out and see nature stuff --good for humans, according to a
number of studies.
January, same tree, same window. |
The transition from self-employment to retirement doesn't
have to be abrupt unless that's the way you want it. It's entirely possible to change a busy
schedule to a more leisurely one by backing off on marketing efforts and accepting fewer jobs.
Okay, to be honest I also need a bit more income, so I can't
quit entirely.
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