208. Beyond Financials: The Skills We Need To Navigate Retirement in the 21st Century

from Second Breaks · host Lou Blaser

EPISODE SUMMARYThis is the third episode in our series on Modern Retirement in the 21st century. The traditional idea of retirement as a life of rest and leisure is no longer appealing to many people, and slogans like "Never Retire" have gained popularity. In previous episodes, we've discussed why we need to reframe retirement and actively reshape its definition and expectations to make it work for us. In this episode, I introduce the seven essential skills for navigating retirement successfully, including cultivating a positive mindset, embracing curiosity, mastering technology, managing time effectively, networking, and developing emotional intelligence.IN THIS EPISODEChanging landscape of retirement in the 21st centuryReframing retirement and reshaping its definition and expectationsImportance of planning for retirement financially, skill-wise, and mindset-wiseSeven essential skills for navigating retirement successfullyFOOTNOTESEpisode 206: What Even is Retirement Anymore?The Skill it Takes to "Go Downhill"------------Connect with Lou Blaser on LinkedInSubscribe to Midlife Cues, a weekly newsletter about intentional living and personal growth in midlife.Work with Lou BlaserSupport the Show. Thank you! Get full access to We're All Getting Older at loublaser.substack.com/subscribe

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