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Lastly, Ferriss introduces the concept of "mini-retirements." He argues against the traditional societal structure that dictates saving for a distant retirement. Instead, he promotes a model where individuals work for a period, save diligently, and then take extended breaks to explore new interests, travel, or simply relax.
This approach allows for a balanced life, preventing burnout from endless working decades before attaining the desired freedom. Adopting this lifestyle means integrating periods of rest and enjoyment into one's life regularly, rather than waiting until old age.