Memoir by Dickson Idlier

I ialways wanted to retire in Thailand but is it possible? (Image from  shutterstock.com ) Thailand, Land of Smiles. Who doesn't want to live there for retirement, right? After I quit my last job, I was so determined to retire in Chiangmai, Thailand, so I researched for details regarding "retiring in Chiangmai". The book I managed to find useful is ‘How To Retire Happy, Wild and Free’ by Ernir J Zelinski. I realized retiring in Chiangmai has many shortcomings. I shall list the main reasons why I decided to abort the plan:

I was an organized hoarder until I aspired to be a minimalist (Image from dreamstime.com ) I was an organized hoarder before exploring what minimalism is. Well organized hoarder means stuff is well hidden out of sight, so just don’t look untidy on the surface. Where is the stuff? Concealed in a physical or electronic storage location, drawers, Toyogo plastic containers, cupboards, hard drive, memory cards, etc. The guilt of throwing away stuff makes you think twice throwing it. To lessen this guilt, below are ways I got rid of my stuff by my preferences:

This is the first blog post that I wanted to share the topics: Freeganism, Minimalism, Meditation, and Retirement. I'm heading in the correct direction, so hope to reach the destination before the end of my time. It was amazing as what I have gone through before I reach this stage of my life.  I inspired by Asakura Yoh to have an easy life. (Image from PNGFIND.COM )