Retire Repurposed

On this episode, we wrap-up our mini-series on discovering your Repurpose. You can't just retire from something. You must retire to something. So, how do you do that? Today, we continue to talk about the most important step, finding your "who." Regardless of career, most people would say they are happiest and healthiest when they are giving back or adding value to others. In this podcast, we tell you ways to combine your abilities and passions with the different layers in your relational ecosystem.

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On this episode, we continue our mini-series on discovering your Repurpose. You can't just retire from something. You must retire to something. So, how do you do that? Today, we're going to talk about the most important step, finding your "who." Regardless of career, most people would say they are happiest and healthiest when they are giving back or adding value to others. In this podcast, we are going to share the reason all other parts of your Repurpose hinge on this step.

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On this episode, we continue our mini-series on discovering your Repurpose. You can't just retire from something. You must retire to something. So, how do you do that? Today, we're going to talk about your passions. Passion is the place you feel truly alive and invigorated. Oftentimes, work doesn't feel like work at all. In this podcast, we give you questions to consider to help you discover the "secret sauce" of your retirement.

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On this episode, we continue our mini-series on discovering your Repurpose. You can't just retire from something. You must retire to something. So, how do you do that? Today, we're going to hone-in on your abilities. Oftentimes, people think they can simply walk away from using their abilities in retirement and not miss them. In this podcast, we talk about the two types of abilities and how they can be used to define your own Repurpose.

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On this episode, we begin a brand new mini-series on discovering your Repurpose. You can't just retire from something. You must retire to something. So, how do you do that? Discovering Repurpose actually begins by looking back. In this podcast, we give you ways to reflect on past experiences which will help you uncover and redefine your new purpose in retirement.

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On this episode, we wrap-up our series doing case studies on retirees from specific backgrounds. After nearly twenty years of retirement planning helping thousands of people retire, we have noticed patterns regarding the way retirement affects someone based on characteristics of their job, vocation or background. Today, we do a wrap-up on all the case studies we've done up to this point. In this podcast, Ben Taatjes identifies the biggest struggle each vocational background has during retirement and he discuss the one thing everyone has in common.

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On this episode, we continue our series doing case studies on retirees from specific backgrounds. After nearly twenty years of retirement planning helping thousands of people retire, we have noticed patterns regarding the way retirement affects someone based on characteristics of their job, vocation or background. Today, we do a case study on the stay-at-home mom. Stay-at-home moms are special not only because of their role, but because of when retirement affects their lives. In this podcast, we explain what stay-at-home moms experience once kids leave the home and ways their life is affected after her husband retires.

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On this episode, we continue our series doing case studies on retirees from specific backgrounds. After nearly twenty years of retirement planning helping thousands of people retire, we have noticed patterns regarding the way retirement affects someone based on characteristics of their job, vocation or background. Today, we do a case study on support staff. Support staff are people that help keep an organization running and support the people who work there. In this podcast, we discuss how the dedication support staff have may lead to feelings of loss in retirement.

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On this episode, we continue our series doing case studies on retirees from specific backgrounds. After nearly twenty years of retirement planning helping thousands of people retire, we have noticed patterns regarding the way retirement affects someone based on characteristics of their job, vocation or background. Today, we do a case study on teachers. Teachers typically retire very well. In this podcast, we give reasons teachers, oftentimes, have smooth and fulfilling retirements along with ways you can follow suit.

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On this episode, we continue our series doing case studies on retirees from specific backgrounds. After nearly twenty years of retirement planning helping thousands of people retire, we have noticed patterns regarding the way retirement affects someone based on characteristics of their job, vocation or background. Today, we do a case study on the executive. Executives, by nature, have strong leadership skills which can give them tremendous influence once retired. In this podcast, Ben explains the mantra executives need to have in retirement to transition their success into significance.

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