I retired at 58, regretted it, and went back to work. At 67, I was finally ready to quit again.

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I retired at 58, regretted it, and went back to work. At 67, I was finally ready to quit again.

Misty Miller, 67, retired early but returned to work due to financial concerns. She later retired again, focusing on personal fulfillment.

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Misty Miller retired earlier this year for the second time, first retiring at 58.Misty MillerMisty Miller retired early but returned to work due to financial stress and a sense of purpose.Miller's high living costs led her back to work, but she found work tiring and retired again.Miller now enjoys financial stability and social activities, with plans to write a children's book.This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Misty Miller, 67, who retired early but returned to work due to financial concerns. A few years after returning to work, she retired again after a mindset change. This interview has been edited for clarity.I'm doing much better than I ever thought I would. I feel lively and happy, and my mind is clear. I don't have to worry about many things.I submitted my retirement paperwork in 2017 and had $500,000 saved. I worked my way up to become a staff services manager for the California Housing Finance Agency. I thought I could retire in my late 50s after paying…

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