I recently had a great discussion on the lessons learned on the path to retirement. Fortunately, the discussion was recorded. The conversation wasn’t scripted, and it evolved into a deep […]
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Tag: contentment
Alone.
I’ve Been Alone For Two Years. Two years ago my wife and I Sold our City House in 7 days, then used Craigslist to Sell 30 years of stuff in 24 hours […]
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UnRetirement – The Facts
I had an interesting podcast interview tonight on “The Retirement Conversation”. (Stay tuned, I’ll share when published). Among many other things, we talked about how many retirees go back to work. We talked […]
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The 2018 Retirement Survey
I’m excited about today’s post. It reflects a “First” for The Retirement Manifesto. A collaborative project with a good friend of mine, Ted Carr of Retirement Journeys. Ted and I […]
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The Ten Commandments Of Retirement
In three months, my life is going to change. Drastically. Last week, I shared my thoughts as I enter my final 100 Days To Freedom. As promised in that article, […]
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Special Edition: Spring! A Photo Journal
Spring has arrived in Georgia, and I enjoyed a beautiful bike ride in Atlanta’s Chastain Park this week. Sooo….I decided to create this Photo Journal titled “Spring!” The Christmas Snow Photo […]
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100 Days To Freedom
In 100 days, I’ll be embracing something I haven’t experienced since I was 4 years old. Freedom. In September of my 4th year, in a small town in Southern Michigan, […]
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How Do You Compare To The Typical American?
Do you ever ask yourself “How Do You Compare To The Typical American?” I know I’ve asked it in my mind, and I suspect most of you have asked it in yours. […]
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Living Life At The Limits (Part 2)
I asked you to respond, and you did. In Living Life At The Limits (Part 1), I told the story of a recent mountain biking adventure, and how it pushed Kirk […]
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Do You Want To Be Younger In 2018 Than In 2017?
I hate New Year’s Resolutions, and I can’t remember the last time I made one. Why make them, if you’re most likely going to break them? That doesn’t make sense […]
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