
1. Travel
Travel for at least one week a year & one or two long weekends a year
Travel for at least one week a year & one or two long weekends a year
@Whatisaname had a terrific list titled Personal Financial Rules. The list was very good and I'd say could be thought of as inputs toward playing the long game and/or doing things for the future you. At some age, 45, 50 or whatever age is relevant to you, you hopefully begin to reap some of the benefits of those inputs, that is to say benefit from the outputs. This list is outputs from "rules" like the one in the above linked list.
More specifically, it is not uncommon to decide after 20 or 30 years in one field that you want to do something much different than you could have ever imagined when you were younger. And what if that thing you now want to do pays much less than you've been making. It'd be nice to be able to pursue this sort of choice and some good financial decisions early one make that more likely.