We all have Retirement Wishes for Happiness. I hope this page will provide words of wisdom for your retirement years from many who have been there before you... to help you enjoy your own happy retirement years.
I get so many depressed retirees on this site (especially those in the retirement transition stage) so I asked some experts for tips on maintaining a happy lifestyle for retired folks.
We look forward to retirement, then what? Who Am I and What will I do for the rest of my life? Right now, with so many taking earlier retirements due to the economy, so many more are depressed... so, how do retirees remain happy, fulfilled, and active?
Jaki Scarcello, the author of "Fifty & Fabulous" has written her Top 10 Tips for Uncomplicating Your Life. Let Jackie show you how to enjoy your retirement.
This article really thought provoking, especially for women over 50.
I think it will put aging and retirement into perspective! Be happy with yourself!
Keith Weber spent 20 yrs as a certified financial planner, then disability hit... Keith turned his life in a whole new direction. If you retired due to a disability, it hits suddenly, and you didn't have time to plan - WOW! What next?
Read his words of retirement wisdom here.
Keith is also the author of ?Rethinking Retirement:?How to Create the Life You Want Without Waiting to Retire ?.
Three tips to being Happily Retired by Dr. Elizabeth Lombardo, psychologist and physical therapist.
I love her three tips, so darn simple and logical -- and yet, not what you might do.
Try these simple ideas and Make yourself Happy!
Michelle Howe and her orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Christopher A. Foetisch, co-authored a book.
When I read the table of contents, I knew I had to read this book... I will review it soon! It sure sounds great, especially for Aging Baby Boomers (like me!)
I recently interviewed Joan Fitting Scott, the Author of ?Skinning the Cat: A Baby Boomer's Guide to the New Retiree Lifestyles?. Read to become retired and happy here.
What is Reservatrol - have you ever heard of this? One more idea that just might help with lifting your mood!
Warning -- the next expert uses the "e" word -- yes, exercise!
Dr. Tom Potisk has been a chiropractor and a holistic family doctor for 25 years. His "Down-to-Earth" doctor website has a couple of free reports you might like to check out, including one on The 5 Most Dangerous Exercises to Avoid. Dr. Tom advises: "Having practiced for 25 years as a busy holistic family doctor, I've observed how important it is for retirees to get regular exercise. They tend to become very inactive and this then contributes to and accelerates many degenerative health problems like arthritis, osteoporosis, heart disease, and senility. Retirees must set a goal to get at least 1/2 hour of physical activity daily and settle for no less than 3 times per week. Boredom is the biggest deterrent so I advise having several activities from which to choose. But some exercises are dangerous! In response to that, I created a free report called The 5 Most Dangerous Exercises to Avoid. Some of the exercises would surprise you."
Gillian Rose from Color Our World says that her biggest and easiest tip for a Happy Retirement is COLOR! Gillian advises: "Color is emotional. Did you know that as we get to 60+ our eyes develop a yellow lens on our iris? This greatly alters the way you see color. Responding to the US Cocooning Trend; our antidote to daily over-stimulation from the outside world, is to create one?s own definition of Sanctuary through personal color choices."
Happy, Happy Retirement Days....
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