Good Day Member,
Remember, retiring from SFI isn't the same as retiring from a company you've been working for and getting paid from for 20-30 years. With SFI, retirement is seldom full because you are always aware of the fact that you are in business for yourself, and you are always 10-15 seconds away from your pc, even less time away from your laptop and/or smartphone.
Still, if you desire to retire, you may want to appoint someone to take over the daily operation, to allow your residuals to keep coming in. You should take into consideration what "level" of affiliateship you are at (i. e. EAs2, BTL, STL, etc.) as your "residual income" will be based partly on that factor.
I guess what I am saying is, unless you feel you are too old, or there is some physical problem preventing you from continuing to run your business, or you have lost your desire to continue, then why even think about "outright" retirement, when you'll have other options at your disposal?
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Good Day Member,
Remember, retiring from SFI isn't the same as retiring from a company you've been working for and getting paid from for 20-30 years. With SFI, retirement is seldom full because you are always aware of the fact that you are in business for yourself, and you are always 10-15 seconds away from your pc, even less time away from your laptop and/or smartphone.
Still, if you desire to retire, you may want to appoint someone to take over the daily operation, to allow
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