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LIFE AFTER RETIREMENT (ACCORDING TO INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS IN…
LIFE AFTER RETIREMENT
ACCORDING TO INSTITUTE OF ECONOMIC AFFAIRS IN LONDON IN 2013 RETIREMENT INCREASES INSIDENCE OF
DEPRESSION BY 40 PER CENT
PHYSICAL DISEASES BY 60 PER CENT
THE RETIREMENT NARRATIVE DEFINES THAT ENABLES THE RETIREE TO DISCOVER A NEW
MISSION
A PERSONAL MISSION
MUCH MORE VIBRANT ENERGY
PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH
LIFELONG CAREER CYCLE EACH OF US MUST WILLINGLY OR RELUCTANTLY RETIRE
THIS REQUIRES A ESSENTIAL DECISION ABOUT WHAT TO DO WITH THE REST OUR LIFE
TO CONTINUE WORKING
SUCH AS A CONSULTANT
TO RELAX AND CONSUME
TO REVISION A FUTURE
TO DISCOVER AND TOP INTO OUR TALENT RESERVE
WHEN WE ARE DOING
WE PLAN THE REST OF OUR LIFE AROUND WORK AND ACTIVITIES
BRING US THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE LEVEL OF JOY AND FULFILLMENT
WE IMPROVE IN SKILLS
WE EXPERIENCE INCREASING FEELINGS OF ACHIEVEMENT
WHAT WE LOVE TO DO
TO RECOGNIZE AND NEUTRALIZE AN INVISIBLE AND SUBCONSCIOUS OBSTACLE AS A RETIREE
RETIREMENT LIFE CAN BE PERSONALLY REWARDING BY DOING WHAT WE LOVE TO DO
RETIREMENT PROVIDES A PROCESS FOR DOING PRECISELY THAT
