Del Lowery

Retirement Talk for Boomers, Seniors, and Retirees

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Retirement Talk is an audio podcast intended to help people who are retired, or considering retirement, to examine their own lives. We will consider retirement in all its facets - not just financial. We want to examine our own lives and those of others, who seem to have looked closely, made choices, and are pretty happy with the consequences We want to encourage thought and action.

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Author

Del Lowery

Episodes

001: When Should I Retire 16.11.2006 6:24

Considering retirement brings certain aspects of life and death into clear focus. It is important to come to grips with our own tenuous grip on life when considering retirement.

002: What Now? 16.11.2006 7:14

Now that you have decided to retire the decisions need to be made that will bring happiness into your life. What should those decisions be based upon?

003: What Now - Part 2 16.11.2006 7:40

On today's program I want to give you a couple of examples of the pursuit of happiness as I have experienced them. This is all in accordance with the Spinozian theory that was the topic our last program.

004: Family and Happiness 16.11.2006 6:36

The importance of creating a happy environment for the family is the theme of Dick Smith's monologue. Retirement can offer time for special insights into this value.

005: Retirement and the Relocating Alternative 16.11.2006 6:06

Retirement can often times bring the choice of staying where you have been living for many years, or moving: relocating. Sometimes we are torn. We like it where we live, but - we are drawn by what we don't have; the old, "grass is always greener" trick.

006: Road Trip via Car 16.11.2006 10:55

Travel is high on the list of most recent retirees. "Road trip" is a favorite phrase. Hit the open road. "Wouldn't it be nice to just go out and turn the key and drive away from it all.

007: A Sense of Place 16.11.2006 6:38

Developing a sense of place when moving to a new location can be a real challenge. Roy Ingham has moved twice since reaching age 65 and has made two such successful moves.