Finding Friends After Fifty Retirement: a time of long-awaited freedom, self-discovery, and…potentially, a social shift. The colleagues you saw daily, the watercooler conversations, the after-work gatherings – all may fade into a cherished memory. But fear not, the desire for connection transcends age! Open Yourself to Possibility First things first, shed any inhibitions about making […]
Coaching vs. Counseling Looking Forward or Looking Back Counselors and coaches both aim to help people improve their lives, but they take different approaches. Focus: Techniques: Credentials: Here’s an analogy: If you’re struggling with past experiences or mental health issues, a counselor may be a better fit. If you’re looking to achieve goals and improve […]
The Benefits of Retirement Life Styling Life styling is creating a plan to reposition retirement so that you can live your most extraordinary life. The possibilities are endless and can often seem overwhelming. Exploring your options before or after you retire helps you save time and money while redefining life on your own terms. It’s […]
Adventure Awaits: Embrace New Experiences Through Openness Living in a beautiful, sought-after location has its perks, but my thirst for adventure never stops! My husband and I, known for our adventurous spirit, recently took a trip to Ecuador to visit friends. This trip reaffirmed a travel philosophy I hold dear, one that applies wherever you […]
Feel Younger and Live Your Dream Life Embrace a Younger You in Retirement Forget the mythical fountain of youth! True rejuvenation might lie in repositioning your retirement. Our daily routines, especially in busy cities, often lack time for self-care and healthy living. But what if you could reclaim that time? Imagine This: Trade stressful commutes […]
Unmoored and Unfulfilled: Reclaim Your Identity in Retirement Retirement: a golden age filled with leisure, travel, and the freedom to pursue your passions. Yet, beneath the sun-drenched vision lurks a potential storm cloud – the unsettling feeling of losing your identity. For decades, your work likely defined you, providing structure, purpose, and a sense of […]
