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EPISODE · Mar 31, 2022 · 28 MIN

178. (Un-Retirement) What is a Midlife Gap Year and How Can It Help with Lisette Smith

from Second Breaks · host Lou Blaser

ABOUT MY GUEST:Lisette Smith is the Chief Operating Officer and a senior advisor at The Advisory Group of San Francisco, an independent financial advisory firm that manages $1BN in assets.Lisette is a pioneer of the Midlife Gap Year concept as part of the financial planning process. She wrote the educational guide, The Midlife Gap Year: How to take a break and still feel financially secure to help others take a long-term view of their career and life fulfillment.Today we talk about how we can use a midlife gap year to figure out our next act (if we want a new act!), how to effectively use our gap year so that we don’t end up simply wasting that valuable time, and what we can do if we’re cannot be away from work for a solid year.IN THIS EPISODE:How midlifers can benefit from a midlife gap yearThe different things we can do during a gap yearHow to creatively plan for a gap year, even if cannot afford to take a full year gapPeople’s changing views around retirementFor all the links and show notes, head on over to http://secondbreaks.com Get full access to Shaping Life at loublaser.substack.com/subscribe

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