Sandra Miniere, M.Ed.

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The New Retirement

A Time to Replace Traditional Work with
Something Meaningful, Engaging and Fulfilling

 

Each decade offers an opportunity to assess and evaluate where you have been, where you are and where you want to go. You are in charge of becoming the best you can be and creating the life you want. Make conscious choices today that will ensure your future happiness and longevity.

Design Your Prime of Life Years

As you identify your priorities for your golden years (50+), you can design a life that keeps you involved, vibrant and satisfied. Eight aspects of life to consider are:

Life transitions call you into action.

Life planning enables you to design the life you want

Health/Fitness/Self-care

Family/Friends/community

Leisure/Recreation/Travel

Money/Financial Comfort:

Career/Business/Work

Giving Back/Teaching

Personal Growth/Learning

Personal Meaning/Spirituality

This is a time to discover or review your passions, desires, values, life purpose, talents and skills. The focus is on what you want!

Go to the Prime of Life Priorities exercise.

Retirement Can Be A Time Of Self-Renewal And Reinvention

Ways to find fulfillment after retirement:

Enjoy a full time leisure lifestyle

Find part-time employment

Start a new business

Volunteer

Continue what you are doing

Personal Life Coaching can help you:

Get a clear picture of your retirement standing

Identify personal retirement issues and potential problem areas

Create a vision and goals that excite and inspire you

Explore the resources available for new retirees

Develop a plan

Take actions to achieve your goals

 


Did You Know That…

Average retirement age today is 57.5 years.

76 million Baby Boomers will retire over the next 20 years.

Researchers at Harvard University found that 80% of the Baby Boomers expect to continue working after age 67.

A USA Today report indicates that Baby Boomers are planning to do meaningful volunteer work as they retire. .

2005 survey suggests people who plan to continue to work into their retirement years say they want jobs that give back to their communities.—Consumer Reports on Health - April 2006:

Statistics predict that the average 60-year old will live to about age 83 and many will survive into their 90’s. Most people can expect to be retired for about 30 years.

Researchers are finding that people are looking ahead to retirement with two major concerns – good health and meaningful lives.

Retirees who remain engaged by volunteering, learning or working (more relaxed pace) maintain better emotional, cognitive and physical health.

Accomplish extraordinary success within a brief period of time.

You can reach me at Sandra@Co-CreativeCoach.com or 813-994-2297