50 and older, I'm sorry, but in my personal experience, your advice has been a little out of date.

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money (you need enough) so keep dollar cost averaging into ETF, don't forget the world is a big place, so international as well and consider the debasement trade.

Switch to income investing when you "retire", don't try and time markets.

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and physical health ; no smoking, no drinking, moderate cardio (running cycling etc) and lift weights to help prevent muscle loss and osteo.

and mental health: hike, enjoy the woods, spend time with friends and family you care for

Am 61, retired at 40 , gf is 57.

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