Sage advice- and his main point is not one that is often shared- from someone who has seen and experienced a long, happy, and successful life.
Keep this in mind on your journey through the second half of life.
Read on...
To a growing number of older adults, their later years are the opening of new chapters rather than the closing of a book.
As the author points out, "Workers late in their primary careers increasingly plan on earning an income...
An insightful article about looking at the time in retirement as a way to explore your interests and passions- without expectations and pressure of living up to the perfect picture of this time of life.
The author states, "I’ve come...
Thinking of retirement might bring visions of sunny beaches, leisurely golf games, and endless time for hobbies and dancing in our heads. But what happens when the reality doesn't quite match the dream? For some retirees, the initial euphoria...
A recent poll from the University of Michigan shows having a job -- whether it's working for someone else or being their own boss -- gives older Americans more than just a way to earn money or get health...
Preparation and persistence are keys to pursuing a position you long for.
For whatever reason, some people fail to follow their passions early in life and find themselves in a career that may pay well but isn't intellectually or personally...
Could Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs be applied to the concept of retirement? The author thinks it can. He has taken Maslow's theory and applied it to retirement.
As he explains, "Just for fun, I’ve taken Maslow’s theory and applied it...
Too old to start a business? Think Again. The author recounts, "A friend of mine, 52 years old and full of energy, recently shared a conversation that stopped me in my tracks. She had just embarked on an exciting...
The author shares some of the lessons she has learned during her transition into and through the early years of her retirement.
She writes, "So many things surprised me in retirement, and now, two years in, I’m surprised again. Maybe...
The author makes a simple yet difficult conclusion for many retirees to achieve...Focus on pursuits that are worth your time in retirement; you will be more likely to enjoy retirement as a profoundly satisfying period of personal growth.
He shares...
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