Skip the nothing part and do something.
Sage advice. Everyone I know who has retired without a plan isn't really enjoying retirement. It's fun for a month or so, then it become monotonous if you do not have something that gets you out of bed every day ready to do something productive.
I retired several years ago from my career and immediately began a consulting company. Now I work at my own pace without deadlines and hassles and can stay as busy as I like and still have time to play all that I want.
All play and no work makes Jack a dull boy.
