Not Wired to Retire: Encore Careers in Retirement

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Hans Blake, CFA, CPA

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Not Wired to Retire: Encore Careers in Retirement

Intelligent Money Minute

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1 year ago

Not Wired to Retire: Encore Careers in Retirement

At Intelligent Investing Advisors, we are dedicated to helping our clients navigate the complexities of retirement with confidence and clarity. We prioritize providing personalized guidance to ensure that our clients feel empowered throughout their retirement journey. In a recent interview, we spoke with Kathleen Rehl, a leading authority on encore careers in retirement. Together, we explored the concept of not being wired to retire and highlighted the significance of emotional and psychological readiness for retirement.
Not Wired to Retire: Seeking Purpose Beyond Traditional Retirement
Kathleen Rehl’s philosophy challenges traditional retirement norms. Retirement, to her, isn’t about endless leisure; it’s about finding purpose and fulfillment daily. As she aptly puts it, retirement isn’t just about golf or fine dining; it’s about embracing activities that bring joy and meaning. For many, retirement isn’t the end; it’s a new beginning. Kathleen emphasizes embracing encore careers, where passions can thrive. From speaking engagements to articles, her journey showcases the potential of encore careers in retirement fulfillment.
The Three Pillars of Retirement Readiness
Kathleen emphasizes that retirement readiness goes beyond finances. Emotionally, psychologically, and relationally, individuals must prepare for retirement’s challenges. Managing financial stress and navigating relationship shifts are crucial for a smooth transition.
At Intelligent Investing Advisors, we understand retirement planning is multifaceted. By addressing emotional, psychological, and relational aspects, we empower clients to transition smoothly. Our approach ensures clients are prepared financially and emotionally for retirement.
Retirement signifies not the end of one’s journey but an opportunity to redefine fulfillment and pursue novel avenues of growth and contribution.
More From Kathleen Rehl
Some of our most popular blogs are the financial scam series we posted on our website. We talk about how to emotionally heal after being financially scammed, how to help others who have been financially scammed, and 11 ways to protect yourself from being financially scammed. You can find all of those on our blog page.
Please be sure to subscribe to our podcasts as we will be interviewing Kathleen on an upcoming podcast where she explains how to simply write a legacy letter to your family and friends. You will not want to miss it. You can purchase Kathleen’s book here.
Kathleen Rehl Bio
Kathleen M. Rehl, Ph.D., CFP®, CeFT® wrote the multi-award-winning book, Moving Forward on Your Own: A Financial Guidebook for Widows. Experiencing widowhood herself, Dr. Rehl empowers widows financially™ and inspires their advisors. Her work has been featured in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, AARP Bulletin, CNBC, USA Today, U.S. News & World Report, Journal of Financial Service Professionals, Journal of Financial Planning, and other publications. Rehl owned a financial planning firm for 17 years before retiring to her “encore” career. She walks an hour daily, practices yoga, enjoys art and music festivals, writes poetry and makes art, loves her grandsons . . . and continues to evolve on her journey.