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The Rest Of Our Retire Early More Often Story

Looking for a sabbatical lifestyle?  You might consider becoming an Adamsson Associate for the support and encouragement you and yours are going to need.   Why?  Because living counter-culturally can be hard.  and, On top of that, we don't have all the answers, even after 3 complete business cycles.   Sorry.

Every sabbatical year for us has been unique.  Every six-year business cycle has been imperfect.  Despite that, we don't beat ourselves up when we fail.  We choose to approach this all as a gift, and with a sense of humor, instead.  Recreationally, really.  Why?  Well . . . isn't that our purpose?  To re-create?

"I'm gonna figure this sabbatical-thing out, even if it kills me."  If that's you, rather than dying trying, might we suggest living, instead?  From our experience, we have come to realize that a formulaic approach simply won't lead to the sustainable, generational lifestyle that we were designed for, from the beginning. 

sabbatical living is more like flying a kite.  remain teachable--willing and able to adapt to change.

We're simply pointing out that if you start early enough, you could get seven tries to retire early more often.  Maybe even eight!  Seven or eight tries-- a retirement, every seventh year.   But, only for a year and . . . only if you want to.  One way, (if you want to,) would be to join us in delivering to business owners our

RestEquity portfolio:

Risk Management 
Executive Compensation/Employee Benefits
Safe Money Places for Lifetime Income, Longterm Care, and Legacy Planning
Trust Funding for Special Needs, Charitable Giving, and Privacy from Creditors, without probate

Or, perhaps you're already in another industry and simply looking to limit threats, leverage opportunities, and leave a legacy of living sabbatically for your next generation.  So that they, also, can limit their threats, leverage their opportunities, and leave their legacy of living sabbatically for their next  generation.

So that . . .  and, so that . . . And, so on!