Never Retire: Our Spanish Landlord Lowered Our Rent By €200 For One Month

That’s my bike. Mi bici. And it—along with my wife’s bike—is in our apartment.

Why? I’ll tell you in a minute.

It’s nothing specific to life in Spain. It’s just specific to life. Which only reinforces what we discussed the other day.

If you make a move like we did, you still have to live life at your destination. So take care as to not attempt to project someone else’s experience onto what you’d like to be your own. Without a solid sense of self and a thoughtfully-considered why behind whatever you’re doing, a new setting will likely get old—and a lot like your previous environment—fast.

Never Retire: I Can't See Myself Living In The United States Ever Again

Which leads me to a quick review of where we have been.

I have been striving to strike a balance between day-to-day coverage of the ins and outs of life in Spain and our core Never Retire focus. As I explained the other day, I think we have pretty much been in the sweet spot all along.

Never Retire: The Fine Line Between Respect And Being Respected

The recent blend of posts illustrates this equilibrium.

Never Retire: How Much A Night Out At The Movies Cost In Spain

Never Retire: I Haven’t Worked a 9-to-5 Office Job in 25 Years—Here’s What I’ve Learned

Never Retire: To Save Money, You Don't Need To Earn Interest

Never Retire: Anxiety Over Something You Can't Control

Never Retire: 30 Days Of Grocery Shopping In Los Angeles Vs. 30 Days In Valencia, Spain

If you’re thinking about upgrading from a free to paid or monthly/annual to founding membership, there’s no time like the present.