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I needed to hear this advice today. I reflect too much on the past that no longer serves me in the present and the person I am becoming in my retirement. I struggle with "letting it go" which has been a self-inflicted ball and chain weighing me down and holding me back from moving forward. Sometimes it takes courage to cut the ball and chain, but it will most certainly bring relief and my journey will become lighter. Thank you for sharing Azul.
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I am retired for 4-1/2 years now and it was an adjustment that I was not mentally prepared for. Following a 46 year career, I had 4,500 contacts in my phone, hundreds of co-workers at multiple manufacturing facilities, all my wonderful customers and vendors relationships and even the regulatory agencies I worked with since the 1970's. When I retired, it all stopped. It leaves a big void in your life. I have always done photography and it supplied a big opportunity in my life. My camera brings increased contacts with a new group of people, travel destinations that are not "work travel" and a wonderful involvement in the arts community. Retirement is a "new" life, not just a new time in your life, but the discovery of a new being.
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This is some of your best content. More of this please.
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Absolutely true 👌In short, if you are an active person who maintains an interest in something like a side hustle or business interests you are essentially re inventing yourself. In my case I resigned from formal employment at 55 and pursued my business interests on my terms and at my pace. I have very little contact with my erstwhile colleagues by choice. That chapter of my life is closed now
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She looks quite young!
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I had the coincidence of an office environmnet going toxic, the end of the pandemic (no more work from home), and me turning 65. It was easy to do the paperwork side of retiring to get out of the bad environment, and after a 6-9 month adjustment I seemed to have returned to fun stuff I wasn't able to do while working - playing music, radio/TV electronics, outdoor exploration, reading a good book. As long as you have a direction then don't put off retiring.
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Great advice, you need to let go of who you were. That can be a struggle indeed.
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She nailed it!!!
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I recently retired; work for me was secondary; I worked to provide for my children. I, too, got rid of all my work clothes. Don’t need them in a warm climate. I’m glad work never defines me. Retirement is great!!
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Definitely an issue for some professions more than others where your identity is tied up into your work.
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You need to be yourself. Always. If you're not ready to retire, don't. You'll know if you are. My dad told me that and it is 100% true.
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Excellent thanks for sharing
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Love this
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Great advice🎉
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It was easy for me 5 years ago. I worked from my home office in the country for last 12 years of software development and network support. Seemed to make the transition much easier than if I were in a office environment. Don't miss the "crises calls' in the middle of the night either.
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Great. i am 60 days in and making the transition
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How old is this lady? She looks 40.
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I think about retirement daily and I am 11 years away God willing. I have already carved out what I wanna do with my free time. It is planning. It is sacrifice.
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She looks no older than 40. Cant imagine that she has "retirement " advice
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@alpo2smith
3 months ago
Makes total sense. I did exactly what she did about identity when I retired at 54 8yrs ago. My identity is one of fitness and travel. Just yesterday I completed a 20km walk in just over 3 hours. Health is Wealth
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