That in turn effectively triggers an existential crisis - what do with all this extra time?
Give your money to me. I have a million things I want/need to do. So many things to do in the world. How can you possibly get bored?
Give your money to me. I have a million things I want/need to do. So many things to do in the world. How can you possibly get bored?
For example your social network may be largely people you work with - if you stop working, you lose those connections. And lockdown has shown what impact social isolation can have.
The risk is that previously those things were "special" because you could only spend a little bit of time on them. If you spend all your time then the enjoyment can become 'commoditized' and routine. They may become as fun as brushing your teeth.