The Freedom to Explore

You don't have to be good at them - or even keep doing them For much of our adult lives, hobbies have a tendency to get pushed to the bottom of the list. There is work, family, houses to take care of, errands to run and all the ordinary responsibilities that somehow fill the available time. We tell ourselves we'll get back to the things we enjoy when we have more time. Then, eventually, some of us actually begin to have a little more of it. That's when an interesting question

And what should you expcet to get for your money? Important disclaimer: Your Freedom Years and its authors are not financial advisors, investment advisers, brokers, accountants, attorneys or tax professionals. Nothing in this article is intended as individualized financial, investment, tax or legal advice, and we are not recommending any investment, security, product, strategy or financial professional. This article is for general educational and informational purposes only.

The destination matters. But so does how you feel when you get there. I've reached the point where I don't want to spend an entire day of my vacation staring through a windshield. I like road trips. I like the freedom of having our own car, discovering places along the way and being able to change plans when something interesting appears. What I don't particularly enjoy is leaving before sunrise, driving for ten or eleven hours, eating lunch in the car and finally stumbling i