ADHD memes

Fair point. I am actually concerned about just bouncing around aimlessly when I retire. I know that will not go well.

What you're talking about sounds like what I had in mind. Structure for at least part of the day. Every day.

I also need to have specific goals laid out. I'm starting to make a master list of post retirement goals. I imagine having one big long term project and a few short term ones would work as long as I keep to a rough timeline on each.

Back when I had a better work schedule I usually had one or two small projects or else one big project going at any time and was able to stick to them.

I'm also thinking that taking a class or doing a part time job (or volunteering) would be a good idea. And another option is switch to part time at my current job. I know a few who have.