Modelling time and retirement

Enzo Matrix · 2008-11-17T20:48:16+00:00

I've always accepted the fact that wjhen I retire, I'll get a lot more modelling done. However, I have to question that assumption.For the past couple of years, I have worked fewer hours than previously and so I had a fair amount of time on my hands. It was bliss - like being retired twenty years early! At first I was turning out one completed model a week and thoroughly enjoying myself. However, recently I noticed that, despite having the same amount of free time, my output had been steadily dropping. I found that when I considered doing some modelling I was thinking "What's the rush? I can do it later." And of course, I was doing less and less.Things have now changed. I have recently got myself a new job, which means I have a great deal less spare time. One would have thought that would mean less modelling, but it's not so. I've found that now that I have less spare time, I'm actually making time for modelling. My output has risen quite remarkably. Okay, I'm not churning out one a week, but still. I've also found that now I'm enjoying my modelling more.Any comments from those of us who *are* retired?

Nov 17, 2008 20 Replies

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