By Joe Casey We’ve all heard this question. It’s a simple one. This is not of one of life’s most challenging problems. But it can be an instructive part of your transition to retirement. It’s really about giving yourself time to adjust to – and to own – a new identity. For some it’s even […]

by Denis Wuestman Retirement transitions take some time. What comes to mind when you hear the word rhythm as it applies to aspects of your life or job?   Baseball pitchers would likely express a feeling of command and control of their pitches. Basketball players may look at this as their shooting consistency and accuracy. When […]

By Joe Casey Across the street from my office is an excellent ice cream shop (that I avoid like the plague). It has an old-fashioned funhouse mirror that distorts your image as soon as you walk in. Beliefs about retirement can have that same effect. By retirement, we’re not talking about the gold watch at […]

By Susan Williams You’ve more than likely heard the term “silver tsunami“. This metaphor is frequently used to refer to the very large number of aging baby boomers and the anticipated impacts that this will have on society. It creates quite an interesting image. You can just imagine this massive aging wave starting to build […]