I have attempted to resume my training, but I live in an area without much flight training, and I wasn't able to find a reliable school. I decided to just save as fast as I could and spend it all at a school where I know flying will be the number one priority. I was working with instructors who had other full-time jobs and families and seemed to just be doing it as a hobby. I may try to start again, but it very expensive to waste blocks of time without making any progress. I am not worried as much about retirement as I am about hangng out for a decade of low pay through my thirties. Who knows maybe my financial freedom will allow me to pick and choose between regionals with low upgrade time, if any are even hiring by the time I am done. I wasn't much worried about until recently when I have reading of people in their young twenties getting very good job, net jets and such. Its unsettling to hear of others with a almost a decade head start on you.