First post here. Basically, what would you do if you were me? I've been saving since I graduated pharmacy school in 2005 at age 26. Now 36 (almost 37) year old male. Wife is 34. No kids and neither of us want them. Working as a retail pharmacist for over 10 years. Averaged 41 hours per week. Currently making $63/hr but I reduced myself to 32 hours last year due to stress from the job. I hate people, particularly the ones who frequent a pharmacy to solve their problems. Difficult to breathe at home and work sometimes. Roughly a $130k/yr job plus benefits take it to about $150k. No state income tax. Wife just started 25/hrs a week making $9/hr at a job she likes and would do for free. The house and acreage are worth $300k, completely paid off, well built in 2010. Student loans are $83k but parents feel the obligation to pay them. Other than that, debt free. Vehicle has a good 10 years left in it. We have basically everything we want but like to travel. $11k in emergency fund. $450k in 401k/tIRA/Roth (Vanguard small cap index). $250k in savings (Vanguard INTL index and muni bond fund). $50k in ESPP. Our current spending is $38k/yr. I see an easy path to go $28-30k once retired (much less driving for my job, single vehicle, more time to cook at home and shop smart instead of fast food, ACA subsidies, more flexible vacation planning). $20-25k is not out of the realm of possibility if the market collapsed. No medical bills, very healthy. I have a lot of hobbies and interests but none look particularly promising as supplemental income. I've crunched the numbers on firecalc dozens of times using a variety of scenarios, but as you might expect, I'm nervous about leaving such a high paying job that I could NEVER get back due to the abundance of new graduates. I have applied for 30-40 other pharmacy positions but no offers. I'm very good at my job but the company has a strict no rehire policy. If I leave, the door is closed. More than happy to answer questions. So what would you do? Thanks for your help.