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EPISODE · Jun 11, 2026 · 33 MIN

E74: Why the Traditional Concept of Retirement Is Outdated and What Comes Next with Lynn Friesth

from Work Sucks, But I Like It

Most of us think about retirement as the end of work, but Lynn Friesth sees it as the beginning of a purposeful encore. After 40 years at John Deere, Lynn’s redefining what it means to stay active, impactful, and fulfilled beyond traditional retirement age. His journey from corporate engineer to lifelong learner proves that your best chapter might just be starting at 75—and that your work, no matter your age, can be a source of purpose, connection, and growth. In this eye-opening conversation, Lynn challenges the outdated concept of retirement and reveals how shifting your mindset can unlock new opportunities in your later years. Whether you’re in your 50s contemplating the next move, or in your 60s and beyond feeling burnout or boredom, this episode is your blueprint for embracing the portfolio life—where work becomes an act of intentionality, passion, and continuous learning. Lynn shares practical tools, timeless principles, and candid stories that will inspire you to think beyond the limits of age and job titles, and to craft a life of purpose—well into the years that follow your career. Visit linfreest.com to learn more about Lynn’s coaching, books, and free AI tools that can help you discover your purpose and unlock your potential.Connect with Lynn:https://www.lynnfriesth.com/aboutSupport the showWant to find out more? Check out the website:www.worksucksbutilikeit.com

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Most of us think about retirement as the end of work, but Lynn Friesth sees it as the beginning of a purposeful encore. After 40 years at John Deere, Lynn’s redefining what it means to stay active, impactful, and fulfilled beyond traditional retirement age. His journey from corporate engineer to lifelong learner proves that your best chapter might just be starting at 75—and that your work, no matter your age, can be a source of purpose, connection, and growth. In this eye-opening conversation...

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