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Your Happiness Portfolio for Retirement
- It’s Not About the Money!
- De: Marianne T. Oehser
- Narrado por: Marianne T. Oehser
- Duración: 7 h y 5 m
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It is a practical guide to overcoming the challenges most of us face when we leave the career phase of our lives. Most people don't even realize they will face some challenges. The problem is they are not prepared to deal with all of the changes that occur and the need replace some of the things that were important to them—their identity based on what they did, feeling like they are making a difference, professional friendships, a structure and rhythm to their lives.
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Live Long and Die Short!
- De Stevemuse en 10-25-22
- Your Happiness Portfolio for Retirement
- It’s Not About the Money!
- De: Marianne T. Oehser
- Narrado por: Marianne T. Oehser
Live Long and Die Short!
Revisado: 10-25-22
That was my take-home from listening to this inspiring book. There are many practical tips, advice, and stories generated through the author's extensive experience helping retirees. I opted to work part-time in retirement and fully retire at 70, and I was glad I did after having heard some woeful tales of retirees that went cold turkey into retirement and suffered marital breakups and ill health as a result. The book's key message is to find a purpose after retirement. Sitting around the house and playing golf provides a scant purpose, so my take home is to find a purpose in life after 70. Marianne's book offers a wealth of ideas on how I can find purpose through writing, playing an instrument, volunteering, or public speaking through groups like Toastmasters. I have two years before I need to lock in that purpose, so I will be sure to tap into Marianne's wisdom again before that date.
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