Here's how you can make the decision to continue working in your late career or retire.

I have small amount savivng until to find a job to solve my financioal economic with that. I am not stop my work and will hope to find a job and I have 25 year experience in Agriculture and management field and hope to find a job soon.

For the moment I feel better and have a good health. And one things I want to say my age is not in the situation that to be retirement and still I have power to continue a job and support economic part of my

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Personally I would start with personal goals earlier in the process. These should encompass more than just immediate desires like travel or hobbies. They should align with your holistic life vision. For example; Money, while essential, is a means, not an end. Well-defined goals contribute to a larger purpose—realizing your life's vision. Reflect on what you want to achieve or accomplish by the end of your journey in de BigPicture.

My personal goal is to be working honestly in hard situation for future to be comfortable and happy in the future. The health is wealth and Sports work and entertainment are all the capital of the future that I see in myself.

Think about the effects retirement will have on society. In order to maintain my strong relations with the community, help the farmer as a volunteer on their farm, and keep myself occupied in the agriculture business, I intend to start private work in an agricultural farm. I will also start product development and market access.

Working under pressure and in difficult circumstances—security issues, to be exact—I occasionally work through the weekend to finish my tasks. And even though we worked two jobs in one company at the same time under a lot of stress and strain without giving in to exhaustion, I also discovered a great deal of passion and interest in doing my work seriously once more.

It's crucial to align your work with your purpose: Be, Do, Have. When you follow your passion and do what you love, work doesn't feel like a burden, making retirement less pressing. Consider both financial needs and personal fulfillment in this decision. Evaluate if your current work aligns with long-term aspirations and contributes positively to your well-being and sense of purpose.

Valuable advice in the answers when I posted. Something I would like to tell younger folks is that, yes, there were times when I was working myself to death. At some point I realized that I might not be in that great a health by the time I can retire. So I started smelling the roses along the way. Now, that I am dealing with health issues and looking at how long away a suggested safe retirement seems I am very thankful I visited foreign countries and indulged in physical pastimes I enjoyed while I was able.