Now that the English government is considering increasing the retirement age comes surprising news: The rich do not want to retire.
Several reasons could justify this response as, for example, increased life expectancy but never this: fun.
for Barclays, and thus collected in the Wall Street Journal , with more than 2,000 respondents with assets of $ 1.5 million more than half want to retire not ever .
The answer is the less shocking as some of the goals of achieve financial freedom is the stop working, stop being "enslaved" to work. Sure, the prospect is so when we have in mind a job that makes us not motivate us, and, ultimately, does not satisfy us.
is not a passion for money a la Scrooge McDuck (or Nor Gordon Gekko is now so fashionable) for money, just like that. It is a passion for something completely new and alien to what we know as workers and that, in the words of Robert Frank, author of the article, take may mean, among other things, find a business need to reinvent and restructure an industry or make an agreement with success.
That's really the secret to being happy in what we do. Everything that we do have a sense in which we participate actively in your own plan; not let things just happen, but all our passion to overturn a order. We believe some of us and, above all, be happy .
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