<prompt> Human: I would say I am an above average saver. I save approximately 25 of our total household income each year. We have a household income that puts us in the top 10 income so we are a comfortable upper middle class family. That said.. I sometimes wonder if saving this much is a bit miserly. Some luxuries I could easily afford but do without include:1 Lawn Services2 House Cleaning Services3 Meal services like Blue ApronHas anyone approached their retirement age after saving aggressively and thought maybe they should have taken it a bit easier? For example, Ive started to think its perhaps comedic to argue over the division of house cleaning chores as opposed to just paying for a cleaner. I cant help but wonder if id simply approach my retirement age with a lot of savings and a lifetime of habits preventing me from enjoying it.  <response>: Put your dollars where you benefit the most. If you always fight about household chores, hire a cleaner. If youd rather visit a great restaurant per month because you are foodies, then do this. Maybe you rather reduce the cost of your car or out of house coffee.You have to decide what you value the most. 