How Do I Get There from Here: Planning for Retirement When the Old Rules No Longer Apply
By (Author) George Schofield
HarperCollins Focus
Amacom
27th February 2019
United States
General
Non Fiction
646.79
Paperback
256
Width 153mm, Height 227mm, Spine 21mm
367g
Not long ago everyone knew what the word retirement meant--retire at age 65 after 40 years at the same job and coast through your golden years courtesy of a comfortable nest egg. But now, age expectancy is higher, savings are slimmer, and people change jobs more frequently. Clinging to this outdated concept of retirement only gets you a room in your kids house.Your retirement is going to require an incremental approach to planning--and you must begin now. This requires conscious engagement, diverse interests, and the ability to adapt. No matter how far or close you think you are to retirement, How Do I Get There from Here is your one-stop guide to help you plot your direction for the coming decades. Readers will first be directed how to review all their assets--both tangible and intangible--so they can get an honest assessment of where they are right now. Then a journey through self-reflective questions and exercises will walk you through imagining your future, identifying skills youll need, and learning how to prepare for inevitable twists and turns along the way.Stop clinging to an ancient and stereotypical idea of retirement. Decades of nonstop leisure is not only unreachable for most, its not even truly desirable. Begin now charting the path for a unique, dynamic future you can look forward to!
"Right from the outset, it's the whole-life advice that sets this retirement book apart from the others...This book means work, but it's eye-opening work so grab a pen." -The Bookworm Sez
"For too many people, retirement planning has become a matter of fear and confusion...honest assessment, followed by self-reflective exercises, and tips for meeting unexpected challenges are the heart of [Schofield's] program." -- Success Magazine
George H. Schofield, Ph.D., is an author, speaker, and developmental/organizational psychologist who advises clients on retirement and career planning plus life crafting after age 50.