So a lot of people fantasize about financial independence retire early, but the truth is, that isn’t or should it be the true goal.

I’m currently watching the new Arnold Schwarzenegger documentary on Netflix, the three part series, mister interesting I’m watching the documentary from the perspective a third person perspective, and I think Arnold might be like in his 70s now… Not sure if early 70s mid 70s or even late 70s, for the most part the good thing is he looks actually in pretty good shape. But certainly not the bodybuilding beast that we knew back in the day.

Even seeing him biking around, his legs look maybe average at best, and apparently my friend Chris told me that he had open heart surgery kind of recently? Probably from all the steroid use.

Anyways, what I find admirable about Arnold is that, in someway he is kind of the epitome of American dream. He essentially came to America when he was well like maybe 20 years old? And his dream was to become the world’s best bodybuilder and win Mr. Olympia which he did, and fast forward in a bit he was successful in movies, politics, but I’m not 100% sure what is up to right now?

Anyways, some flaws:

Honestly at the end of the day, I think everyone just wants a happy family happy family life. Even if you think about Odysseus, all he really wants is to come back home, to his faithful wife Penelope, and his son. He wants to take back the throne and kill all of his suitors.

Even if you have the world‘s greatest mansion, doesn’t matter how big or small or whatever, if you’re in a big ass house by yourself it’s insanely lonely. I think this is why people get dogs to kill the loneliness.