Bill Gates Inspires 3 Year Plan

Bill Gates Transitions Out of Daily Grind
Big new today that the Microsoft mogul will move out of his day-to-day role 2 years from now. He will spend his new time on charity. I was super impressed with this statement in CNN's article:

"I believe with great wealth comes great responsibility - the responsibility to give back to society and make sure those resources are given back in the best possible way, to those in need," he said. Gates added, "It's not a retirement, it's a reordering of my priorities."

You would think that the word responsibility wouldn't apply to a man like Gates. He's earned his place at the top of the food chain and could easily enjoy a life of ease and never lift a finger or give the slightest thought to fellow humans for the rest of his life. But his commitment to the greater good speaks well of his character.

I'm Motivated
All this talk has me insipred to rethink my work life. I decided today that I needed to revise my master plan. I like all this talk about retirement. Stay in pajamas all day, fish whenever you want, and wake up at 8 a.m. on Mondays just to laugh mercilessly at the poor little commuters before falling back asleep. Not a bad gig.

So it took a little doing, but I've devised a workable 3 year plan with three posible options to reach grand ole retirement at the ripe age of 30.

The 3 Year Plan