You may have a sibling, parent, or spouse who is ill, aging, incapacitated, or in need of care. I was able to spend several days a week with my mother and walked beside her during the last stages of her life’s journey. This podcast details some of the things she and I experienced!

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Join me as I interview Kevin Lyles, CRPC. Kevin is a Retirement Planner and the Head Retirement Coach of the RRC (Rock Retirement Club). Kevin shares his insight as a retirement planner and a six year retiree.

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Everyone always likes talking about money. There is an old saying about how money makes the world go round. Everyone has their ideas about money, and how it should best be used. When you think about it, there are only about five ways to use money!

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Having a good income creates a sense of economic well-being, but is not a good indicator of physical well-being. Health has a big impact on the quality of life, regardless of the amount of annual income of a person or couple.

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Just as perfectionism can have a dark side, workaholism signifies the dark side of a positive work ethic. As a recovering perfectionist and workaholic, I still battle the urge to overwork. If not recognized and controlled, workaholic tendencies can resurface in retirement due to the increased free hours to fill each day.

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Join me as I interview Fritz Gilbert, Founder of The Retirement Manifesto blog, and author of “Keys to a Successful Retirement- Staying Happy, Active, and Productive in Your Retirement Years.” Fritz and I will discuss the things that I feel have deemed Fritz a “Retirement All-Star.”

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Memento Mori: “Remember you die.” I’m aware that death is out there somewhere on my horizon, but that horizon still seems a long, long way off. I don’t think about my death, and I certainly don’t dwell on it. I’m not ignoring or denying my demise, I’m just not embracing it.

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“The key to happiness is letting go of that idea of perfection.” -Debra Messing. We constantly hear that Perfection is the ultimate goal and that we should always strive for perfection. Can Perfection have a dark side?

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