The "Super Super Super" Realization
"In my early fifties, I sat at my desk assuming I was locked in until 67. But I started to get suspicious.Why was the narrative constantly 'more, more, more' and 'super, super, super'? It felt like there was a vested interest in keeping me at work, regardless of whether I actually needed to be there."
"I turned to spreadsheets to check the math myself. But the maze of government rules and tax implications felt stacked against the average person trying to find clarity. So I built a simulation engine to find the truth."
The result was life-changing. I realized that by mastering the system designed to keep you working, instead of being a slave to it, the finish line was much closer than I thought.
"By my mid-fifties, every day of my life was my own."
Now, I just get up and ask myself, 'What do I feel like doing today?' I want to help other Australians realize the same thing.
