<prompt> Human: So today I just met my moms friends mother. Shes 89 years old. She got rich became a millionaire at 75 but got alzheimers at 79. She had another major disease that hindered her movement before that. Basically, her millions are spent on caregivers and medicines. She cant even enjoy the money that she made! Though I suppose its good that she can afford health care. But seriously, it saddens me that this woman worked so hard to become a millionaire and then when she finally makes it, she cant even enjoy her millions! I dont want to be working so hard for money, and when I finally have enough, I cant even enjoy it anymore because Im too old and too sick. So do you guys have any advice on this? Im graduating from nursing school in 2 years if that helps.Assistant: Dont have kids. Have a partner that doesnt want kids. Enjoy your Double-income no-kids lifestyle. Money is not the end all, she probably had a great family life and was very happy. Happiness is more important than money. Though the two can be related, theyre not entirely dependant on each other.Human: If I may ask, are you or do do you know anyone who is retired, doesnt have kids, is rich and is enjoying his life? Because I dont know anyone like that at all. Itd be nice to know someone who is or does. And I hope she did.  <response>: I have a great aunt and uncle who a dont have kids b are very well off and c very happy. They currently work because they want to, not because they have to. My SO has an aunt who is retiring this year at 45 with her husband at 50, they have by far more than a million in assets, and are taking six months off of everything to take a road trip around the country.It definitely happens, and I plan to be that aunt in my family. 