Daily Archive: July 29, 2014
I’ve struggled to find good books about retirement, most of them focus on financial aspects and these are often specific to the US. These are the few that I’ve found and read. Brilliant Retirement, a reasonable book, providing a good grounding in the things you need to consider in planning...
When I envision my retirement it’s mainly characterised by movement, mostly cycling and walking. I’ve written my retirement planning series during a wonderful pain free month so that’s perhaps no surprise. Right now I’m in a flare and so it’s a good time to write this post. What am I...
When I first read the ‘4 hour work week’ many years ago, it’s recommendation to take mini-retirements throughout your life resonated strongly with me. Retirement should not be like jumping off a cliff into the unknown. For every other major life change we normally get to practice, we get to...