Facing Up To Boredom -- And Then Facing It Down
I have never been good at tolerating complaints about boredom. Just saying the word sounded spoiled and entitled and something I could never stomach. So, I suppose it was only natural that when
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Ready, Set, Pivot
It was a little hard to believe, but there it was in black and white. I spotted my name and interview comments in an article about making friends after retiring, but something was
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You’ve heard it, I’ve heard it, we’ve all heard it – “Every day in retirement is Saturday.” It sounds like a dream come true. Having more free time was certainly a
Shine On
A few months ago, I passed the five-year mark of my retirement. For me, someone almost addicted to self-improvement, anniversaries are typically a time to look back on how I’ve been doing,
The Search for Purpose in Retirement — and All That Happens in Between
As an eternal optimist, I enjoy success stories. And lately, I’ve been running into lots of them about retirement. But I’ve also noticed that, too often, these stories leap from here
My Favorite "Retirement" Books (updated for 2023)
While there are many resources readily available to help plan the financial side of retirement, I’ve searched for help to navigate the equally essential non-financial side. Although I’m sure there are