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It is likely to be a fact of life that Baby Boomers will need to work in some capacity beyond age 65. Hopefully we are enthusiastically embracing the fact that there is an entire new stage of living for us beyond that number. Hundreds of thousands of us will decide to reinvent ourselves into . . . → Read More: Now is the Time to Get the Skills You Need for your Next Career Do you remember when you were a young child and people asked you what you wanted to be when you grew up? Do you remember rattling off a list of occupations, much like a shopping list? The notable thing to me, as I think back, is that the conjunction in the list was not . . . → Read More: Doing It All – the Gift of a Longer Life If we listen to all of the journalists who are trying to paint a picture of what “retirement” will be like for the Baby Boomer generation, we could easily become depressed. If we really take seriously everything some of the commentators are saying, we must believe our future is going to be 30 years . . . → Read More: Not Going Gently into Meaninglessness In case you missed it, there was an interesting article in the February 16, 2010 issue of U.S. News & World Report by Emily Brandon, entitled “10 Ways Baby Boomers will Reinvent Retirement.” It is a good article, and I hope you will read it, as well as some of the related articles to . . . → Read More: Consider the slant on what you read |
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