¿Qué hacer si no estás seguro de si seguir trabajando al final de tu carrera o jubilarte?

I agree, Assessing your financial, emotional, and physical needs before deciding to retire is indeed crucial. Financially, it's important to evaluate your savings, pension, and other income sources to determine if you can afford retirement. Emotionally, consider if you're ready to leave your job, especially if it provides fulfillment. Physically, assess if your job is impacting your health negatively. Balancing these factors can help you make a well-informed decision that aligns with your overall well-being.

This is a crucial first step. Get a clear picture of your retirement savings, social security benefits, and any other income sources. A financial advisor can help you understand if your current situation allows for a comfortable retirement Consider your desired lifestyle in retirement. How much will you need to spend comfortably? Do you have any debts to pay off? Don't limit yourself to just two choices - full-time work or full retirement. Think about phased retirement or transitioning to part-time work. Retirement can be a significant life change. Think about how you'll find purpose and fulfillment outside of your career. What hobbies or interests do you want to pursue?

From an entrepreneur perspective, I'd ask: do you have a retirement account set up? If not, good luck, you may be working until the day you die. If you're reading this and you're a younger entrepreneur: one, make sure you are paying yourself a w-2 salary. If social security is still available when you retire, it's based on your TAXABLE income, not revenue. Two, start a solo 401k or an IRA ASAP. I'm not a tax advisor so make sure you consult a tax advisor. But surprise! You CAN prepare for retirement as an entrepreneur. If you need a good place to start, please let me know, I've got resources I can point you to that I use :)

Reflect on your level of satisfaction and fulfilment in your current job or career. Consider whether your work aligns with your values, interests, and long-term goals. Assess whether continuing to work would provide a sense of purpose and enjoyment or if retirement would offer opportunities for pursuing other interests and passions. If you enjoy your work but desire more flexibility or reduced hours, explore options such as phased retirement, part-time work, remote work, or consulting arrangements. Determine whether such arrangements would allow you to balance work and leisure in your later career. Consider how retirement or continued work would impact your social connections, relationships, and overall lifestyle.

It is good to look for a work place having less working hours or the one, not driven by the market competition. It will help to stay social and live stress free.

Do you have enough money to last you for the rest of your life? You should always seek financial advice but it may help you to explore what jobs are currently available, the salary, the commitments and see if they align with your plans. (Tax implications are also a huge one to consider.)

I need to emphasise that today retirement goes beyond simply stopping work at a certain age; it encompasses a blend of leisure, business, and community activities. Rather than adhering to the traditional model of long-term employment with one company, people now have various options, including contract work, part-time employment, or self-employment, all of which offer flexibility. This modern approach allows individuals to maintain productivity and engagement for a significant portion of their lifetime, while pursuing personal ventures and balancing work, family, leisure, and community involvement. It fosters ongoing creativity, innovation, and societal contribution well into later life stages.