Watching my parents navigate retirement taught me something important about friendship. My mom had her own social life—friends she’d see, activities she’d do, a world outside their marriage. My dad? He had my mom. And in his mind, that was enough. But here’s the thing: while she loved him deeply, she needed her own space….
You’ve spent decades building a life together. You may have raised kids, built careers, navigated health scares and financial ups and downs. You’ve been a team through it all. And now retirement is here—or just around the corner—and suddenly you’re facing a new question: How do we do this together without driving each other crazy?…
A Guide to Organizing Your Retirement Life There might be an elephant in the room(s) that many retirees are avoiding: the overwhelming amount of “stuff” accumulated over decades of life, and the state of their personal affairs. If you found the title of this blog offensive, this is a deeply personal issue to me. I…
Getting Physically and Mentally Fit for Retirement by Doing Nothing: 7 Ways to Achieve a Healthy Mind and Body by doing less! Yes, you read that title right. You can get in better physical and mental shape in retirement by doing less. The secret lay in not what you do, but in what you stop…
Retirement offers the perfect opportunity to focus on brain health and cognitive fitness. Engaging in stimulating games not only keeps your mind sharp but also provides entertainment and social connection. Whether you’re looking for solo challenges or group activities, these seven games offer excellent mental workouts while being incredibly enjoyable. Let’s explore the best games…