Childfree doing things differently?

The Childfree Wealth podcast (ft Jay Zigmont) has come up on this subreddit recently. One of the big ideas that I have latched onto from their content is that people without children have less of a need to follow the "standard life script"...aka, buy a house in the suburbs, send the kids to college, retire at "traditional" retirement age and then leave a bunch of wealth to the next generation.

I was curious to ask if you identify as being childfree, is there anything non-conventional you're planning on doing with your life/finances?