Episode 16: Traditional Ideas Reframed

from Retired, Now What? Hosted by Michael Kiffmeyer

Today's episode I discuss the re-framing of traditional ideas about retirement in the modern context. Retirement does not mean an end to work, but an opportunity to pursue new passions and even start a new business. Let's realize the importance of having a sense of purpose and financial security in retirement, and also conquer the emotional and psychological aspects of the transition from full-time work to retirement.

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