RETIREMENT PLANNING
Design the perfect retirement with purpose
Build energy and excitement to create your perfect life, post career.
Like any other career or life change, planning and preparation is key to setting yourself up for the satisfaction and fulfillment you deserve in this chapter of your life. It’s important to create a strategy to replace the daily structure, as well as the social and intellectual aspects of work. Find your new purpose. Transition to a new lifestyle.
Are you delaying retirement because you don't know what you will do with your time? Or have you already retired and find yourself feeling untethered and struggling with boredom? Perhaps you feel social isolation.
Are you worried about how you will spend your time and find purpose?
Do you still want to work, but in a more flexible, less stressful capacity?
Have you ignored important parts of your life, e.g., family, fun, exercise, your health?
Retirement Planning is about more than just money and is a personal transition for everyone involving individual readiness based on their values, wants and needs.
The Coaching Process
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Values assessment - what is important?
Consider all aspects of your life - health, spouse/significant relationships, family fun, friends, purpose, finances.
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Imagine yourself at age 90 - what is your older, wiser self telling you?
How does your new life effect/enhance your relationships with those closest to you?
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Try out the best options - start to create a “portfolio life”
Ask - are you spending time on activities that energize you?
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Brainstorm possible activities
Who can help you uncover possibilities?
Did you know?
79% of retirees still want to work, just in a more flexible, less stress way.
Most people spend more time planning vacation than retirement.
Two thirds of all people who have ever lived beyond the age of 65 are alive today.
Ready to create a retirement that feels purposeful, fulfilling, and uniquely yours?
Explore retirement coaching to discover what’s next and build a life you’re excited to step into.
