That's not retired.
That's just changing your career. Of course it's relevant. He's still earning to make money to do more stuff, he just changed the way he does its.
Now he makes money off blogging. That's, again, just changing your career.
That's not retired.
That's just changing your career. Of course it's relevant. He's still earning to make money to do more stuff, he just changed the way he does its.
Now he makes money off blogging. That's, again, just changing your career.
You can define the term any way you want for yourself, but it seems arbitrary to exclude those who enjoy doing things that others happen to be willing to pay them to do.
He still needed to work to support his lifestyle as far as he explained it, he just did a different job. At very best you might term it semi-retirement.
I know multiple people who are retired, but still do random jobs because they are bored or just like to have a bit more cash at the time. I still consider them retired because when they work, they are doing it on their own terms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retirement
Retirement is the point where a person stops employment completely. A person may also semi-retire by reducing work hours.