The beauty of being retired is that you have so much more free time on your hands and the freedom to choose how you spend it. Use this time as an opportunity to deepen the relationships you care most about. […]

How do you break the news to people in your life that you’re retiring? Springing the decision on everyone with little to no warning is not the best way to do it. Like many things in relationships, it’s not ok […]

Last year we purchased a home in Florida in addition to our home in Connecticut and are now balancing living in two homes in our retirement. Throughout this experience we learned a lot about the challenges that can arise and […]

You might be thinking, gap years are just for students, right? Think again. It can easily apply to a pause in your career between jobs or before retirement. A gap year for adults is considered a career break or a […]

Cycling has been an activity that we’ve really embraced during our retirement. (We always talk about trying new things or exploring interests further in this phase of life!) We started off slowly with small goals, set more challenging goals, and […]

Sometimes your favorite hobbies in life can teach and remind you of the greatest life lessons. We recently met up for a round of golf with some friends and enjoyed a long day filled with laughter and joy, along with […]

The subject of leaving your job and retiring can be very intimidating. It’s full of emotions for the person retiring, but it can be just as overwhelming and full of emotion for the spouse, partner, and family. There are potential […]

It is probably no surprise that as we age, we tend to experience bouts of forgetfulness or memory loss. We’ve been there and know that it can be extremely frustrating. Sometimes it can make you even think “Is this the […]

Making commitments to start and stay on a fitness plan can seem challenging, however it doesn’t have to be! We recently read an article in the New York Times, The Year in Fitness: Shorter Workouts, Greater Clarity and Longer Lives, […]