You have spent decades climbing the ladder, paying the mortgage, and putting out daily fires at work. The finish line of traditional retirement is still over a decade away, but the daily grind is already wearing you down.
Quitting your job entirely is financial suicide. But the thought of spending another 15 years in the same routine is more than you can bear.
There is another option — an intentional, extended break from the workforce, aka a mini-retirement.
The new normal for career gaps
Taking months off from work is no longer viewed as a red flag on a resume or a symptom of a midlife crisis. It is a measurable shift in how professionals…
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