a new model for aging
The days of being satisfied playing golf or fishing are gone. Many people report unusual retirement activities. When we first moved into our home in Prescott, Arizona, we were curious about cars parked in a section of the road leading into our development. At first we thought they were construction workers, then car poolers, but nothing made sense. Finally, we stopped and asked a man walking to … [Read more...]
Ed. Note: As a part of the Retirement Life Project, we profile people who have made a successful retirement transition. We profile their retirement activities to inspire and inform others of the options available. This profile of Bill Pere is a special interest for people interested in entertainment work. I retired in 2004 after 25 years of working in medical and pharmaceutical … [Read more...]
One of the most difficult and surprising aspects of retirement life is the shift in momentum. One day, you’re working, active and overly busy. The next you’re at a complete standstill. That is one reason many new seniors fill their days with retirement activities, for fear of hitting that brick wall of nothing to do. Filling your days with meaningless hobbies, activities or chores … [Read more...]