As you get older it becomes harder to walk away because you are tethered to your doctors. At 74 I am stuck with 5 doctors, most of which I see twice a year.
Your assets don't own you if they are paid for & have someone else to maintain them.
In my mid 40's we were able to pay off our house and only bought things we could pay cash for.
Ain't that the truth? Having had a liver transplant, I see my docs AT LEAST once a quarter, have to work to have insurance to support my $20,000/yr pill habbit, and have to have all those meds delivered to a real address.
I sure see the value of getting the crap out of you life, though. It's amazing how much junk we have and clothes we don't even wear.
