Mike Milligan argues that retirement needs meaning and legacy beyond spreadsheets. He points to 1960s retirees who didn't obsess over daily markets, contrasting them with today's anxious investors constantly checking news and portfolio swings.
That's, guys, have a vision, right? And to have that vision, then put your money in a place to where no matter what happens economically, you're going to be fine. And then your retirement norm is going to be like people who retired in the 1960s, right? They're living peacefully, right? They don't have to stay tuned to the markets. They don't have to stay tuned to the news cycle every day.
Yeah. Yeah. It fuels a lot of anxiety. There's no question about that.
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