So, travel is a big part of your retirement planning. After years spent in meetings, at worksites, or in an office cubicle, you’ve earned the right to go out and see as much of the great, wide world as you desire. Traveling is popular for many people of all ages, and especially for those who…
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Listen up, distinguished gentleman. While these youngsters are busy perfecting their TikTok dances and debating which protein powder will give them those extra bicep millimeters, you’re quietly dominating life with your secret weapons: that distinguished hairline and those stylish reading glasses. That’s right—you’re not just surviving, you’re thriving, and here’s why. You’ve Mastered the Art…
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As we age, our physical capabilities naturally change, but the need for personal safety remains constant. For older men, self-defense requires a strategic approach that leverages experience and wisdom while keeping in mind physical realities. In this post, we offer some practical self-defense concepts. Understanding the Changing Landscape of Personal Safety The self-defense needs of…
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The Changing Landscape of Connection The need to maintain social connections with other people is lifelong and never static. Maintaining connections becomes even more crucial as we get older. The Harvard Study of Adult Development, a groundbreaking research project spanning decades, has uncovered a profound truth: relationships are the cornerstone of human happiness and health.…
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Are you thinking of traveling abroad but aren’t sure where to go? We can help! Travel is one of the most popular activities among retirees. In addition to visiting family and friends, many retirees are interested in travel for a change of scenery, to experience new cultures and cuisines, for relaxation, and for physical and…
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Supporting our children, regardless of their age, is one of our most crucial responsibilities as parents, and, arguably, one of our biggest sources of happiness. The love and support we give our children has a life-long effect. As our children grow, the way we provide emotional and practical support evolves, but we still keep the…
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“What do you want to be when you grow up?” You were probably asked this when you were a child. My answer changed at least a dozen times as I was growing up. I had no idea, really, but I felt like the world was a wide-open field, ready for me to explore. Later, in…
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“Should I consider relocating in retirement?” This is a question many retirees are asking themselves. Although many people choose to move to smaller homes or less expensive areas after retirement, an increasing number of older adults are aging in place. Just 3.6% of people born between 1931 and 1941 sell their homes when they reach…
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Are you thinking of starting a new business after you retire? If so, you’re not alone. More than half of American small business owners are 50 or over. Starting and running a business comes with challenges, but it can be rewarding for active retirees who want to bring in income while serving their communities. Although…
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Do you have a retirement plan? If you have one, you’ll probably enjoy a happy and fulfilling retirement. If not, you likely won’t. What is a retirement plan? Put simply, it’s an agenda for what you will do each day. We know … you retired so you could get AWAY from agendas. Retirement means freedom,…
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