Like Ken Jones, ASA, SCGREA  I'd die of boredom. I have no idea what I would do... the thought of retirement has not crossed my mind.

I would collaborate on music with Ken Jones, ASA, SCGREA and become a YouTube supastah! Hahahahah! Whattaya say, Niles? Ready for a chick singer? 

I have retired.

Hobby, travel, photography, Facebook, ActiveRain.

I'm nowhere near retiring so the next step would be to move from Sales to Management, open my own Brokerage & have Agents work for me. 

I'm on the beach whenever I want to.... I'll retire when both eyes are closed.... I have no stress....no appointments.... I just play online everyday... and you wonder how I got 4 million points... I should have 6 million points!!! and I get a referral fee of 20% for every deal!!!

I won't really retire, I'll just become the landlord I always wanted to be.

I could never completely retire, unless I was physically and mentally incapable... Since I am 73 I decided last year to slow down a bit and take things at a slower pace... I've been working since the age of 17 and although I am still working, I am working at my own pace... Smelling lots of coffee and roses!

"...if I were to retire...." 

some magic will have transpired....

So.....that means my new calling would be..

teaching others how to win the lottery.

Having retired once; it would be something!

I'd start a real estate school and send all my students here to learn.  Wait, someone beat me to it!

Greeter @ walmart

i would continue to work, just at a more relaxed rate

Why retire the license. As long as you have capacity and the "want to" keep it. I enjoy exploring as in hiking, biking, nature and visiting new places and the sights and meaningful exchanges. Simple is as simple does for me....

I could 'retire' now, whatever that word means . . .  friends and family have asked me on more than one occasion, and I always keep pushing that word out, years ahead . . .  Anyhow, I would be doing volunteer work that would 'possibly' turn into a job (never say never!) Fred Griffin.  

I am basically retired and relocated to be closer to my son. My wife is excited with the expected arrival of our first grandchild in June. We have not had time for boredom but do miss the action from time to time.

Fred Griffin for me everything hinges on what will be going on with my kids. I want to stay as close as I can, especially if either of them give me grandchildren.

I have many interests ... but retirement in the sense of R&R is just not who I am.  So I would probably always do "some" real estate or go into ministry, or volunteering or traveling ... or, or, or ... all of the above.

More volunteer work helping animals. More reading. More spending time with friends and enjoying life ... even more. 

I'm tempted to go back into teaching and grade homework and prepare lessons for three/four hours almost every week night and spend most weekends grading quizzes, tests, or projects.   ^_~   

(the kids were wonderful -this nation will always have a bright future!!!)

Travel

I am not retiring, but I do plan to keep adding new ventures until the end.

I really don't know, Fred! I continue to plan for it, financially but, just don't see myself ever retiring. I enjoy what I do too much. 

However, I may explore another one of my passions (rescuing dogs & cats) and have a vision that I hope to fulfill before I am 6' under.

My preference would be a large parcel on a lake with a veterinary clinic on-site...and more. One day I'll write about my plan so that it will come to fruition!

I would pursue my desires of writing and publishing fiction books, travel and spend more time with my grandkids. 

I’m working on a novel. If I retired, which I don’t see happening anytime soon, I would spend more time writing. 

More travel, more grandkids time, more reading, more gardening, more volunteering, more cooking, more cleaning, more time for friends, more time to create, etc. etc.

All of the above! 

Fred,

Why would we retire from something we love to do?  We would just take on bigger projects.  A

I really don't know so I don't retire. 

I would travel with my wife, surf, windsurf, work in my garden, enjoy my dogs, grandkids, and just chill

Probably I would want to run a non-profit.

Become a Congressman. Plenty of pay and no work. Then again, I could not live with myself for stealing from hard-working Americans

Retired from selling, now coaching full time.

After that I'll start by thru hiking the AT

Real Estate Coaching

It always sounds good until I have two days in row with nothing to do.  Then I know I am SO not ready.   What will you do?

be buried I suppose.

Annette Lawrence , Palm Harbor, FL 727-420-4041 nailed this one!

This is a question I am having some difficulty answering right now.

If money were no issue, Id travel..

Fred Griffin can't imagine - yet.

Not thought of retiring.

World Cruise Would be Nice!