THE PARABLE OF THE MEXICAN FISHERMAN: A LESSON IN TRUE HAPPINESS | RV WINGMAN INSIGHTS

[@professionalinspectionserv9468]

Good stuff! Very true.

[@joygarrett8397]

I Love that!!

[@scottelwood8746]

For me the end game is just getting on the tour bus with other old farts. The best thing was to get rid of the camper in June of 2023. That’s the best thing that ever happened. Thanks Alan

[@docwil2541]

¡Amigo, vamos a pescar! Doc RVTAA

[@texillini1]

That parable is funny. It’s the same thing, except, in the end the Mexican fishermen would have a lot more money and would have had to work a lot harder for the same outcome.

[@joygarrett8397]

While we should strive to be debt free, we also need to strive to for that balance that accomplishes that yet makes us happy!! Moral of the story . . I’ve personally witnessed too many folks (mostly men) who have worked & scraped etc to get to retirement . . . Only to die within months of said goal. It’s sad!

[@ralphp3057]

Well not me! lol I retired when I was 54 and never looked back . Now I’m 68 and was never in debt and live in a tiny home with a tiny camper ! And been married for 43 years! Took the fisherman route and had fun with my kids camping etc !

[@lyfandeth]

The way I heard it, maybe 30 year ago, the fisherman he was in the Caribbean and no Mexican was involved. Have times changed?