I have just finished
reading your book
How to Retire Happy, Wild and
Free for the
second time.
It was recommended
to me by a coworker who retired a
couple of years ago, since I also hope
to retire as soon as possible.
I must say that
considering the subject matter of your
book I didn't expect to find so much
more than instructions or suggestions
on how to approach retirement.
Next
to the Bible it may be the most
inspiring book I have
read.
I read a lot and I
usually highlight passages that I find
inspiring
and wise. Well this book has more
colour and scribbled notes in it
than any other.
I also love the way
you share some of your reader's letters
and comments and as you seem to
appreciate them which is also why I've
decided to write you this note. I hope
to put in practice much of what I've
learned from your book and read others
as I enjoy the way you write as
well.
At the very end of
the book you wrote, and I wrote at the
bottom of that last page.
Of course you have
given me many good ideas and one of
them is writing. I have always had a
desire to write more and hopefully get
something published one day (many false
starts so far) but haven't yet found
that I have sufficient material or
inspiration to be able to complete
anything worthwhile.
Anyway I look
forward to read more from you - even
this book for a third time
possibly.
Thank You and God
Bless.
RICHARD
THIBEAULT (Pointe Claire,
Quebec).
