Exponential forgiveness
Forgiveness doesn’t mean excusing bad behavior. It means doing something for yourself by giving yourself the gift of moving on.
Tag Archives: retirement
Brain games
How we learn changes as we age. But should we let that stop us from accomplishing a goal?
The greatest gift
Christmas is approaching and like many other people I am focused on getting my shopping done. Finding gifts for my nieces, nephews (I have no children) and friends is easy. But finding a gift for my husband, or for him to find a gift for me, is more difficult. Like most baby boomers, I have […]
Why do we stop?
Most of us have things we would like to accomplish or habits we would like to change in retirement. Just when we begin go see progress why do we stop?
Courage to create
It takes courage to create the life you really want in retirement. But the rewards far exceed the risks.
The 10 things I hate about you
If in the first year of retirement you feel as though your spouse has been replaced by someone you don’t recognize, read on.
Find a way
Do you have a big, audacious, stretch you to the max, goal in retirement? If not, why not?
Chaos theory
So many outside forces are creating chaos around us we may think we are powerless to do anything to change the situation. Nothing could be further from the truth.
Unretired
More and more boomers are choosing to continue working either in the same field or doing something new. Will you be one of them?
The new “normal”
“I thought being retired would be great. But I can’t tell you how much I miss work.” Does this sound like you? Some people slip effortlessly in to retirement. Others experience “retirement remorse.” If you’re unhappy not working take heart. What you are missing may not be work but something else. Establishing a new” normal” […]
