Retirement - No Such Thing As Retirement
One of the most important things when planning your retirement is vision. By vision I mean deciding on your personality type, and how you are likely to launch into your retirement. I’ll get into the money end of retirement during this series, but first I want to focus on your vision of the future. I’ve noticed by watching the elders in my family, that they never did retire from work all together. Sure, they retired from their careers in the telephone company or saw mill (no self employed business owners in our family), But they did not retire from work. In the next few posts I want to talk about inspiration, motivation, and passion, because I truly believe that to stop working is to die.
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