Some people love being retired yet others gets extremely fed up after some time has passed and they realise how much they miss the comradeship of work and the regular routine that they had when they had to go to work every day.
Here are some ways that you can become even more fed up and frustrated when you have retired from work.
Don't plan what you going to do when you retire.
Some people believe that you will automatically know how to spend your day when you have to decide what to do yourself.
However, the reality is that after a lifetime of a work place routine, you may find it's quite difficult to decide what to do each day.
Before you know it days, weeks, and finally years will pass and you will realise with horror that you have wasted a lot of time.
It although there is some argument about going winger spirit leads you, unless you plan the more likely it is that you will become more and more fed up.
Only have friends who were connected with your workplace.
Since your work have taken up a substantial amount of your time you may find that all of your social friends are people who have the same work as you and worked it for the same company as you did.
that means that a large part of your friendship with that person is related to sharing what goes on at work.
So when you leave you will find that with time you have less and less in common and this is a good formula for becoming more and more fed up when you retire and wanting to return to work.
During your working years, only work, never take time to learn anything different.
You can guarantee that you will become more and more fed up during retirement if you have never learned about anything in life except for things you had to learn in relation to your work.
You'll find it much more difficult to be so fed up if you had outside interests that you can continue to pursue once you are retired.
Don't have any hobbies.
Similarly, by spending all your time at work you will have perfected the art of not doing anything else except working, watching television, eating and sleeping.
It's possible that you never even took time for holidays.
All of these add up to the perfect formula for being very fed up once you are retired.