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Like many teenage girls, I had my high school bedroom walls covered in posters. Actor Rob Lowe took center stage, with a bit of Matt Dillon sprinkled in. (Ladies of the ’80s… any of you relate?)
Mixed in with the heartthrobs were glossy posters of red sports cars. Ferrari. Lamborghini. Later, in college, an Acura NSX.
Looking back, it’s strange. I’ve never been ...
Retirement is a harder transition than most people realize. Sure, you’ve made it across “The Starting Line,” and you have freedom unlike any other time in life. But it also comes with challenges: shifting identity, changes in relationships, and the question of what now?
Six months ago, in my first Retirement Manifesto guest post, Retirement – My Journey From “No, Never” to “Maybe One Day, I wrote:
“Suddenly, retirement wasn’t a vague checkbox I advised others to pre...
On rare occasions, I read something so insightful that I feel compelled to share it with the readers of this blog. Today’s article is an example of one such occasion.
On October 26th, I was reading Dan Haylett’s weekly newsletter, The Retirement Fix
We’ve all heard the line: “Retirement is a marathon, not a sprint.”
It sounds reasonable on the surface. You’ve got 20, maybe 30 years ahead of you. Take it slow. Pace yourself. You’ve got all the time in the world. But after seven years of living this retirement life, I’ve realized something important:
We’re better off living retirement...
