Retire to Play and Purpose: How to Have an Amazing Time Going Forward
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| Rating | : | 4.62 (711 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0988662221 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 170 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-23 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Prepare now for the retirement you hope to live" according to D. Bernard. In his book “Retire to Play and Purpose”, Ed Zinkiewicz presents a clear case supporting the importance of planning ahead if you hope to live that fulfilling retirement life you envision. “Don’t let the question of how you’re going to spend your day catch you by surprise.&. "GREAT THINGS CAN COME IN SMALL PACKAGES -- ED Z. KNOWS HIS SUBJECT" according to BRIAN. RETIRE TO PLAY AND PURPOSEEd speaks to us like a Dutch uncle, we get an honest look at retirement, but we get it with warmth, humor, and a feeling that someone is looking out for our best. Ed is up to date on the research, but not overwhelming in its presentation, rather he gave me a sense of confidenc. IT'S ABOUT TIME Dr. Richard L. Morgan Although I have been "retired" for 22 years, written books on the subject, Ed Zinkiewicz's book,Retire to Play and Purpose is a book whose time has come. It's the best I've see so far to guide the early retired andnearly retired on this crucial transition of later life. It shows how to avoid the pitfal
Your new life can become energizing, positive, healthful and joyful-a great place to retire to!. He goes on to help you examine: • What to expect-and what to avoid-as you enter into retirement • How to think about retirement before the big day arrives • Where (and how) to find meaningful "work" to replace the workplace • How to manage the different stages of retirement • Ways to build joy and fulfillment-play and purpose-into your life after work You retire from work, but not from life. Your retirement adventure starts in these pages! Where will your retirement adventure take you? Now what? How will you fill the hours? How will you deal with the losses you will experience? How do you find a sense of purpose and significance? Ed Zinkiewicz takes an honest look at things they don't tell you at the retirement party