Your Safe Retirement Coach
In the process of writing my book, ‘Having “The Talk” With Your Parents About Retirement’, I’ve found that one of the ways that adult children can connect with their retiring or retired parents is to view the process of creating a legacy for them as a project that can be jointly undertaken. The reality is [Read More...]
I have been hacking, cursing, and trudging my way around golf courses since my teens. I have lost balls, lost clubs and lost friends playing this game. I have relocated sand from its original home, obliterated thousands of wooden golf tees, and aided the aeration process on courses through my own method of creating new [Read More...]
For nearly six months I’ve been running a poll on this site asking my readers which presidential candidate they would vote for. It’s provided an interesting trend that is similar to what we’ve seen in the general opinion polls. Although my readers tend to be retirees or pre-retirees, the results mirror the near 50/50 split [Read More...]
Learn. Learn. Learn. It’s one of the 10 Joys of a Safe Retirement. For so many reasons, continuing to learn enhances the lives of seniors and those who are retired. The reality is fortunately that more and more retired people are seeing the need to continue to learn. Not only for the joy that it [Read More...]
After writing my book, ‘Safe 4 Retirement: The Four Keys to a Safe Retirement‘, I embarked on the typical radio and TV appearance circuit that authors make to promote a new book. I was excited to tell my story about how I believed that too much attention is paid exclusively to the financial aspects of [Read More...]
In my local area of Princeton, NJ we’ve got a wonderful senior center and a wonderful 80 year old Origami teacher. She’s an inspiration to all at the Princeton Senior Resource Center and I hope that you like this video and we can make her a big star on the internet! If you like the [Read More...]
I have to admit a few things right off the bat. First, I’m a Netflix devotee! I love the fact that I can stream entire seasons of shows onto my TV and mobile devices. When a friend told us about Downton Abbey, we were able to go to Season 1, show 1 on Netflix and [Read More...]
Today is Martin Luther King Day. At my local church it’s a day where our church stays open all day so that anyone can come in and stay as long as they would like to pray for peace or anything else. It’s a show of openness, faith and reverence for a man who believed in [Read More...]
I’ve had enough of this recent “the Best Movie is up for grabs talk” going around these days. It really hit the fan for me when there has been so much made about David Fincher and the “Girl with the Drag-On Tattoo” film being recognized over Terrence Malick and his snub by most of the [Read More...]
Baby boomers have many cherished thoughts when it comes to music. Many of us were fortunate to live through the “glory days” of rock and roll (I don’t think that can be argued). We revel in talking about seeing The Who, the Stones, Zep and even Talking Heads in concert. We still rock when we [Read More...]
