RETIRED??? What next? A guide to finding passion and purpose in Retirement!

Retirement marks a significant life transition, presenting a unique opportunity to explore and rediscover your passion and purpose. While some of us may find ourselves struggling to identify our newfound direction, there are several effective strategies to help navigate this journey towards fulfillment and meaning.
In this video we look at how dopamine can help you or hinder you in finding passion and purpose in retirement. We explore how we uncover what makes us happy, what we get excited about and what makes us excited to get up in the morning.
Remember, the path to finding your passion and purpose in retirement is not always straightforward, and it may evolve over time. Embrace the process, be patient with yourself, and allow yourself the freedom to explore various avenues.
Finding your passion and purpose in retirement can lead to a rewarding and enriching phase of life, where each day is filled with a sense of meaning and fulfillment.

[@Heidi-t1q]

Very, very helpful! Thank you so much! I am retiring shortly and am trying to figure out how to navigate this time in my life. Thank you!

[@askalvin]

Spot on about the phone. Never looked at as an addiction but it literally is!
I’m going to get an Apple Watch and leave my phone home.
This way I feel connected still, but I’m not consuming RUclips or any apps.

[@sandieichler2048]

This was very helpful!

[@williamh.schmidtjr.7614]

Fantastic!!

[@user-hk4gg2eu3e]

Just what i needed!!!! Thank you so much!! ❤

[@Lifestartsatretirement]

Wow. You just made my day!

[@charleshughes2487]

Find purpose and passion ….

[@DoubleTFishing]

OUCH not sure I’m ready to ditch the phone

[@kevindecoteau3186]

The first clue that you're addicted to your phone.

[@Lifestartsatretirement]

I know. I’m scared!! Yikes

[@kbaz6658]

Won't work if you don't have a landline. Figuring out how to only use for calls and text for a day.

[@virnsky]

I love this! Everything you said is correct Maureen. Smart phones are so addictive!

[@Lifestartsatretirement]

You’re awesome. You made my day.

[@kevindecoteau3186]

Thank you for sharing your struggle. I look forward to no schedule.
I do suggest writing morning pages to put all the things that are on your mind down on paper just so you're/we're are not carrying them around in our heads all day.
I commit to one 24 hour period with no cell phone.

[@Lifestartsatretirement]

Wow. Morning papers. I’ll try that. And I’d love to hear how your 24 hours goes!!

[@user-hk4gg2eu3e]

Try it without money! Cruises? Travelling?

[@gillrobinson3517]

Learning motivates me. But...that now comes from my phone! It used to be from books and magazines. What to do?!

[@Lifestartsatretirement]

So true. It’s crazy all the things a phone replaced!

[@vanyalushbaugh6540]

*Promo sm*