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Jace Mattinson
Jace Mattinson retired at 32 but went back to the workforce eight months later.

Jace Mattinson

  • Jace Mattinson returned to work after finding early retirement unfulfilling and repetitive.
  • He initially retired at 32 after selling a lumber company but wanted to return to the office.
  • Mattinson aims to balance work, family, and hobbies using a "life happiness index" as a guide.

Jace Mattinson, 36, has already determined that retirement is overrated. Four years ago, he tried it out for eight months, then realized he felt like he was throwing away a decade of hard work and low-sleep nights.

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A millennial who retired at 32 explains the 'life happiness index' he used to d…