Sharing Slides that I presented in a recent YouTube video. Resource links are provided on that page. What methods do you use while trying to be clear about what you want? Please leave your ideas in the comments below.
You are retired from that second age career and you’ve passed through the stress relief decompression period and you are now asking “What’s next for me?”
Here are some important things to think about as you consider how to plan your retirement. This will be of interest to those who are about to retire or who have just retired from their main career. Following are some typical statements I hear from clients and friends. Tick off the ones you have heard yourself say.
How will you spend your time in your Third Age? Can you generate extra income? As you think about it, know that you have many options because, at this age, you have lots to offer.
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Last time, we defined just what the Third Age is. You can read that post here. Today we will explore the mistakes people make in their third age with the hope that you “third agers” will begin thinking about what yours will look like.
We know that life can be viewed in stages that define what the key roles, activities and changes that occur in each. In our youth we have passed through two stages: learning/preparation and career development/responsibility, but what happens after that?
If you have a great idea for an online business and not much time or money to invest, it’s important to give it some careful consideration before committing yourself. Below are fifty questions to help you answer the question “Is Solo Enterprise for Me?”
Update: How To Find My Passion has been transformed into an interactive free training course.
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What type of business do I want? This is sometimes referred to as your Niche. Passion is considered very important because it will sustain you through all the ups and downs and highs and lows of being in business.