5 Reasons To Retire As Soon As You Can | Wes Moss | Money Matters

Some people live to work; others work to live.

I’ve never believed that cliché line. While it may apply to a relatively small number of folks at either end of the spectrum, I think most of us fall somewhere in between when it comes to our attitudes towards work. True, we head to the office or job site every day to support ourselves financially. But our jobs ideally give us much more than a paycheck. The work we do gives us a sense of satisfaction and happiness, and, in some ways, defines us.

If work is feeling like a grind, ask yourself the following questions. The answers might help you decide whether it’s time to seriously consider turning in your key and pass card.

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