"When you Love what you Do, Why retire?"
How Divorce Affects People When They Are Approaching or Have Already Retired Divorce marks the conclusion of a marriage’s journey. Some of these factors include the uniqueness of this period in the development of marriage, traditions, social perception, and regulatory systems, to name a few examples. Divorce as a concept has “sociological ambivalence” since … Read more
Happy retirement wishes are expressed whenever a person retires. These are expressed as happy retirement messages from friends, family, clients, and co-workers, and even strangers upon hearing about our new status. Although this type of expression is to be appreciated it is often accepted with mixed feelings by the person who receives them. Let’s explore … Read more
E-commerce marketing is a viable choice for many to supplement their income during their retirement years. Finding your ideal retirement lifestyle begins at The Un-Retired Entrepreneur, where people of all ages are helped to prepare for, transition into, and maneuver through the challenges of retirement or un-retirement. Reach out to Joseph William today for more … Read more
What exactly are active retirement communities? Well, they are basic senior retirement communities for folks over fifty (50) who are looking for social interaction and an active lifestyle. This is for people who are looking beyond just keeping busy and desire meaningful activities and high quality of life. These are people who are very independent … Read more
Adjusting to retirement, like most things, takes a bit of contemplation and planning in order to gain its fullest benefits. Many eagerly anticipate this stage of their lives only to be a bit disillusioned when it arrives. Let’s take a more proactive approach so that we can smoothly transition into this phase of our lives … Read more
Baby boomers, people born between 1946 and 1964, are heading into retirement at an average of about 10,000 per day. Many are poorly prepared as they lack sufficient financial resources without at least part-time employment. The baby boomer retirement crisis is real. Although thirty-one (31%) percent of people 65+ years old have $200,000 or more … Read more