On the first leg of our retirement journey, we bought an Airstream. That was not part of our original plan, but neither was retirement. A boat is on Bill’s list; he loves fishing, and that’s what brought us to The Keys in the first place. We will get a fishing boat, but first things first. […]
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On the courts this morning, I commented, “Pickleball saves Retirement, ” and everyone agreed. Granted, most of the people playing this morning were in their 60s and 70s and retired; they play almost every morning. It sure beats sitting around, drinking too much and packing on the pounds. But why pickleball, you ask? The gang
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Will you buy your forever home in retirement? In my experience, most retiring Baby Boomers do think they are buying their forever home. But, how long do they live in that home? Let’s look at some examples If you believe you’re buying your forever home, does that place undue stress on you? Or, does it
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When opportunity knocks, do you open the door? Working with retiring Baby Boomers, I observed how different people react to opportunities. It can be challenging for some to differentiate between good fortune and a hasty decision. If you’re a planner who considers all options before making big moves, taking advantage of a good opportunity can
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Now that I’m retired, I realize there is a big difference between doing something and being someone. Sure, I have more time to do anything I want, but how do I define myself? Until now, I have always identified with my job or my career. I was a Sales Manager, or I was the Director
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