Lisa Haynes exposes why 14.8 million Boomers are heading toward retirement disaster and reveals her controversial KILLIN IT formula that prioritizes purpose over portfolios. She challenges everything you think you know about life after work.

In this conversation, Lisa Haynes discusses the flaws in traditional retirement planning, emphasizing the importance of identity and purpose in retirement. She highlights the need for a comprehensive plan that goes beyond financial aspects, addressing the emotional and social challenges retirees face. Lisa introduces her 'Killing It' framework, which encourages retirees to keep moving, imagine their next steps, and nurture their networks. The discussion also touches on the societal implications of an aging population and on corporations' responsibilities in preparing employees for retirement.

Takeaways

• Retirement planning should include both financial and non-financial aspects.
• Identity issues are common among retirees, especially those with high-profile careers.
• Many retirees experience boredom and loneliness without a plan.
• The concept of retirement is evolving; it's more about shifting gears than stopping work.
• Social Security may change, but it will not disappear entirely.
• Retirement should be seen as a second act, not an end.
• Creating a legacy is important for retirees to feel fulfilled.
• The hustle culture can hinder the ability to enjoy leisure and rest.
• Companies should provide training for employees on retirement planning.
• Planning for retirement should start at least five years in advance.

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