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A guest book designed for guests to sign at a retirement party. There is space to write. Name and contact details A Message Bucket list suggestions Not like a generic guest book; this book is laid out to give it a more human and personal touch! Elegant and simple. Making it something that will be cherished for years to come. Write your suggestions for bucket list ideas, it could be something as epic as a skydive or even films or books that are a must see! Soft matte cover White pages Size: 8.25" x 6"
Retiremental! is a lighthearted and heartfelt book of advice to assist you throughout the retirement realm. Retiremental! is filled with informative, entertaining, inspirational, and thought-provoking advice in easy to digest bite-sized quotes and quips conveniently organized into alphabetically arranged categories. Give yourself or a retiree you care about Retiremental! Retiremental! will: - Help you transition into and throughout retirement. - Help you define and redefine your new identity as a retiree. - Help you reduce challenges in retirement. - Help you build a solid retirement foundation. Retiremental! will not: - Help you maximize your Social Security. - Help you navigate Medicare. - Help you select your healthcare provider. - Help you understand your retirement financial accounts.
We face a lot of choices as we cross the threshold into the wide-open but sometimes-scary world of retirement. That's why some five years ago Tom Sightings started the blog, Sightings Over Sixty, which covers "health, finance, retirement, grown-up children and ... how time flies." He has now collected the best and brightest of the posts, adapted them and organized them into ten categories focused on retirement. The information and advice go beyond the obvious. The observations are amusing and a little offbeat. As Sydney Lagier of Retirement: A Full-Time Job says, "Sightings Over Sixty is my favorite blog. As a fellow retiree, I appreciate his often humorous take on retired life. And as a fellow writer I appreciate the wonderful writing." Sightings is a baby boomer, one of millions who are now starting to retire. Boomers are hitting their 60s. They will live longer than any previous generation and have 20, even 30 more years ahead of them. Some Type-B boomers may simply want to hang around home, read books, putter in the garden. And as Sightings says, "There's nothing wrong with that. You've earned it!" Those who are a little more wired might continue to work -- or volunteer, help raise grandchildren, hike the Pacific Crest Trail. As long as they have the energy, they'll just keep charging ahead. Welcome to the world of retirement. Remember, you only retire once, so you might as well do it right, and live long and prosper.
A funny book about getting old and retiring that also includes a lot of useful and practical advice from an 81-year-old-codger who has been there and done that.
Discover the Right Retirement for You by Joseph "Jay" Totter Pdf
What comes to mind when you think of retirement? An age? A date? A budget? Do you regard it as a reward for work well done or the inevitable end of a life well lived? What do you envision doing once you are no longer working? If any of these questions seem daunting, this is the book for you. The author, an experienced and skilled human resources administrator, frequently encountered individuals who had not done any retirement planning beyond selecting a date and estimating a budget. He also discovered how limited the retirement literature was with most of it focused on the financial aspects to the exclusion of a myriad of other factors that go into creating a satisfying retirement. Thus began a two-year journey of research and writing to create Discover the Right Retirement for You, the most comprehensive guide to retirement planning currently available. Carefully crafted to be used by the 44 million Baby Boomers who are retiring at the astonishing rate of 10,000 each day, this remarkable resource contains comprehensive information written in comprehendible language about the many components of retirement and connects the reader to others like themselves. It is a reference book with facts and figures, a workbook with worksheets for self-inventory and reflection, and a storybook with anecdotes about retirement expectations and experiences. Distilled from extensive interviews with people just like you, Discover the Right Retirement for You invites you to explore retirement from such diverse perspectives as its effect on your health, self-image, and family, while also addressing the financial aspects. Whether retirement is right around the corner or a few years away, this is the guidebook you need to create the right retirement for you.
This book was written with the current retiree in mind. It is one of the first books to recognize that once you get that last paycheck from your employer (the last paycheck for the rest of your life), you need to start seeing your money differently.One of the biggest fears of most retirees or those preparing for retirement is that they may run out of money before they die. That fear can be greatly reduced by following the simple, easy to implement strategies and plan that Jim Black shares in this book.As a retiree, you have spent 40 years or more saving and accumulating assets for retirement. Yet a single down year in the stock market can change your retirement forever. Most retirees think that they need to choose between growth and income, or risk and return, but Jim Black will show you that those options are not mutually exclusive.Using real life examples and humor, Black has created a process that helps retirees overcome their basic fears. He has done this is a manner that anyone, regardless of their financial sophistication, should be able to implement for themselves.By reading this book and implementing the strategies, you will greatly increase your chances of retiring on your terms, and living Happily Ever After.
What Would You Rather be Doing Right Now? How to Retire Happier in not about saving for retirement. It's about how you can enjoy the best life possible after you retire, regardless of your financial resources. The #1 retirement destroyer is not the lack of money, it's boredom. If you believe that after a lifetime of work and sacrifice to meet all of your responsibilities, you deserve to live an exciting, healthy and adventurous retirement, then How to Retire Happier is for you. Learn why you may want to live and travel overseas, all for less than it cost to live in the US. Yes, you can explore enchanting Europe and exotic tropical islands and live a life most people only dream about, on social security alone. You may never have seriously considered it, but how does spending cold winters on a warm sunny beach, and then escaping hot summers staying in the cool comfortable mountains sound? Add in nightly campfires with lots of friends under star filled skies, and you may decide one of the many RV retirement lifestyles may be just perfect for you. Discover why you may want to own more than one home, and how you may be able to afford a lifestyle you thought was only available to the wealthy. You'll never have to live where the weather doesn't suit you again. Tired of cold winters but love where you live? Want to stay near the kids and grand-kids? Learn the advantages, freedom and flexibility of different snowbirding lifestyles. Learn how to winter where it's warm and sunny for far less than a typical tourist would pay, while staying in a home apartment or condo. Is moving for retirement right for you? It may well be, but there are risks. Learn the pros and cons of moving for retirement for full-time living and the best states to retire in today. See what your chances are of being happy with your relocation to any of the fifty states, before you spend the time money and hassle to move there. Learn to use actual quality of life data and resident satisfaction polling to discover the true best place to retire for you. Would retiring-in-place offer you the best opportunity to enjoy retirement? If so, learn how you can make it more affordable and enjoyable. In fact, if you aren't retired yet, you may learn that there is a way your can retire earlier than you thought. Learn how to guarantee your transition from a life of work, to one of leisure, will be a huge improvement in your health and enjoyment of life. You may not want to put retiring off another day, if you're still working. Do you want to retire but you're not sure you can't afford it? Most of the retirement lifestyles covered in How to Retire Happier can be enjoyed on Social Security alone. If you do require more cash, learn how to earn income and generate tax write-offs to make your retirement dreams come true, working when and where you want. Can you really make money while enjoying the shade of a palm tree by the beach in the winter? Discover what people who live the longest healthiest lives in the world, have in common. Read about the latest studies and discoveries that can help you live a longer healthier life. After all, once you discover your ultimate retirement lifestyle, you'll want to enjoy it as long as humanly possible. What Would You Rather be Doing Right Now?
This collection of thought-provoking and often funny quotes is ideal for anyone who has finally earned their retirement "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." --Mae West "I'm now as free as the breeze--with roughly the same income." --Gene Perret Ah, retirement! At last you're escaping the trials and tribulations of work and you have all the time in the world to do the things you enjoy. This collection of inspiring and witty quotations is the perfect gift for anyone launching into the fun and freedom of retired life.
Finding Joy in Retirement by Jon Glass,David Kennedy Pdf
Do you ever feel like you're walking blindfolded towards retirement? Do you wonder if there is a better way to prepare? It can be jarring going from working flat out one week to being newly retired the next. We've all heard stories of people who retire only to return to work six months later. While this can be for financial reasons, if you haven't given enough thought to your purpose in this new chapter of your life, there is every chance you will find the early stages of retirement mentally and emotionally hard. In Finding Joy in Retirement, Jon Glass and David Kennedy share their unique perspectives on exactly what it takes to thrive when your career comes to an end, based on Jon's unique retirement coaching conversations and David's interviews with inspiring older Australians from all walks of life. Jon shares the ideas, tools, and methods he uses in his successful retirement coaching practice, 64 PLUS, to shift your thinking and open your eyes to the infinite possibilities of life after work. David then provides a window into the priceless experiences of others, with inspiring stories that shed light on the challenges and triumphs of successful retirement transitions. You'll discover: The 4 essential questions you must answer to discover new meaning in life after work. Why traditional approaches to retirement planning need to change. Valuable advice from recent retirees and colourful stories of unique retirement journeys. You get one chance to make retirement extraordinary. This uplifting book will inspire you to plan for, and work towards, the life that YOU wish to lead beyond the nine to five. Retirement: You won't know what it's like until you get there.
The Routledge Companion to the Study of Local Musicking by Suzel A. Reily,Katherine Brucher Pdf
The Routledge Companion to the Study of Local Musicking provides a reference to how, cross-culturally, musicking constructs locality and how locality is constructed by the musicking that takes place within it, that is, how people engage with ideas of community and place through music. The term "musicking" has gained currency in music studies, and refers to the diverse ways in which people engage with music, regardless of the nature of this engagement. By linking musicking to the local, this book highlights the ways in which musical practices and discourses interact with people’s everyday experiences and understandings of their immediate environment, their connections and commitment to that locality, and the people who exist within it. It explores what makes local musicking "local." By viewing musicking from the perspective of where it takes place, the contributions in this collection engage with debates on the processes of musicking, identity construction, community-building and network formation, competitions and rivalries, place and space making, and local-global dynamics.
What's a RetireMyth? It's a belief you might hold about life after retirement, only to find out once the party's over that it's not at all what you expected. If you thought you could keep working, win the lottery, depend on your children to support you, or live your current lifestyle on Social Security, you just might be a victim of the RetireMyth. If that's the case, this book was written for you. Over an intense three-year period, Judy Ann Michael watched her career dissolve (taking her six-figure salary with it), lived in a retirement center to help her aging father through an illness, and took a much-needed Pre-Retirement Timeout to re-assess her future. She used her time off to rest, but also took a hard look at her future and what would be required of her, both personally and financially. Like many Baby Boomers and Gen-Xer's facing retirement, she felt uncertain about her financial future. After a failed attempt at starting an internet training business and facing brick walls as she applied for over 75 jobs, Ms. Michael experienced how difficult it was going to be to fund her current six-figure lifestyle and her retirement. Using desperation and determination, she embraced the need for a simpler life, downsizing from an expensive home to a small apartment and ridding herself of over half of what she owned. Simplifying her life turned out to benefit her physical, mental, emotional and financial health and she includes specific steps on how to embrace your own simplified life. She used her 30 years of business acumen to address her finances. After solving complex financial problems for over 50 large organizations, she realized she could use the same approach and create a new personal money management system. Instead of using the outdated model of spending within her means, she reversed the formula to determine how much income she would need to support the simpler lifestyle she chose. Ms. Michael also discovered that employing these new financial systems would only work if she could adopt a new mindset, one that included being clear about what she wanted and using her intention and language to support her goals. Using humor and determination, Ms. Michael chronicles how she survived Living the 10 RetireMyths. She will take you on her personal journey through letting go of her old life and designing a future built to withstand the rigors of impending retirement. In sharing her story, you will learn to take control of your own financial and professional future now, before you become caught up in your own Retiremyth.
Thanks to new advances in technology and medicine, we are living longer. Science is already predicting the first person to live to 150 years old has already been born. This means more people could be expecting longer retirement years. Retirement is an often-discussed topic, but it is rarely planned for as a lifestyle. It's like a freight train roaring down the railroad track chasing us. We know it will catch us at some point. In "Don't Retire to Expire," author Bob Bradshaw offers a discussion and guide to successful lifestyle retirement planning. Through more than 200 interviews of people who have retired, are planning for retirement, or are just now thinking what it will be in their future, Bradshaw shares a host of information on how to approach retirement-to begin thinking and planning for a better experience. From the financial aspects, to living and aging well, to health care concerns, "Don't Retire to Expire" explores the facets of leaving the work world behind. It advocates creating a strong plan to help you enjoy the retirement for which you have worked so hard.
