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Thanks everybody so far for the inspiring ideas.

Awesome list

Sweet.

Cool, what hobbies.

One of the best/worst things about life after FIRE is that you can wake up and choose to do anything with your day or week or month that you like. It is great because you can do literally anything. It is worst because sometimes you can't think of something new, intriguing, challenging to do...

Two homes, one is $$46,781.95 and the other $29,979.92 https://www.early-retirement.org/forums/members/40171-albums305-picture2844.png

Too busy eating pie to answer.

https://creativeplanning.com/periodic-table/

Thanks much. I will give them a call.

Hi, I have homes/cars in three states FL, ID and IL. I am looking for an insurance agent that can help me find the best rates (quality and price) for my homes, cars and umbrella coverage. Do you know of any national agencies that can quote from all the options? Thanks in advance

With a net worth of $78m you really are not car people :)

What do you think is reasonable? Financial Samurai says 5% https://www.financialsamurai.com/net-worth-rule-for-car-buying-guideline/. Sorry if this has been asked and answered. I did try to search.

1) Walking & listening to podcasts 2) Biking 3) Flying 4) Skiing 5) Triathlons

Great question. For me: - Backcountry Flying - Motorcycle (Off road) - Skiing/Back country skiing - Hiking (Mountains and Camino) - Mountain Biking - Shooting - Sailing - Scuba - Photography - Painting - Drawing - Guitar So many things, so little time.

Tetons Idaho

Move to Idaho. So happy here.

My friend gave himself a new Bentley convertable

Retirement Learning DO 1. Have goals 2. Learn new things 3. Spend time with those of similar interests DON'T 1. Get lazy 2. Eat too much 3. Drink too much

True. Was thinking about a used Boston Whaler 270 or 320 Vantage.

Yes Used is definitely the way I would go. Totally agree on the value.

Yeah I went through the same exercise with a plane. The issue seems to be the ability to rent exactly the plane/boat you want. For the plane I want to back country fly in ID. A 182 can work for that but most rentals will limit off airport landings. Same with a boat. Hard to find a nice 32ft...

Haha, yep!

I have just retired (54) and am spending 51% of my time in Florida. I am thinking about getting a boat (stinkpot) to run around in with the family. Does anybody have a point of view about what % of your Net Worth you use to calculate how much you will spend on a "toy". Here are some of the...