Retirement lifestyle

What are the four phases of retirement, and what can you do to avoid the trap of Phase II? How can you be among the 60% who reach Phase IV?

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In retirement, freedom and leisure await; it gives the chance to fulfill all those dreams you've held for years. But for some, the initial joy fades, replaced b

Embrace a fresh start with ease by exploring my latest life after retirement blog post on how to downsize your home. Discover practical tips and strategies for simplifying your living space, making the transition smooth, and finding the perfect new home that suits your post-retirement lifestyle. Click the link to read more today!

Have you thought about your retirement lifestyle goals? With a little planning, your retirement lifestyle can be exactly what you imagine.

Find joy in retired life by creating a retirement routine. Design a weekly plan with the goal of dedicating time to the things you value. Since my official retirement anniversary was last month, I thought this would be a good time to sit down and do a bit of reflection on my retirement routine: a few of the lessons learned during my first two years of retirement and the routines I've established as an early retiree with the goal of fully enjoying retired life.

Learn how to overcome boredom in retirement with these practical solutions. Keep your mind active and even earn extra income at home after you retire.

Why do you need a daily routine in retirement? What does a daily routine in retirement even look like? It’s probably a lot different from the one you had in your career. Starting with the alarm clock.

Thinking about retirement? Learn how you can create a vision board to help you make the most of your retirement and build the life you've always dreamed of. Read the blog for great tips. Pin now.

Retirement is nothing like I thought it would be. Retirement is exactly as I thought it would be. Both are true. An interesting dichotomy.