Finding Purpose In Retirement | Wes Moss

Whether meeting with clients in person or answering listener questions on the radio and podcast, I tell folks to find their purpose through core pursuits. What exactly are core pursuits? I like to refer to them as “hobbies on steroids.”
Following the steps to build a solid financial foundation is critical to finding happiness in retirement. But once the economic infrastructure is in place, folks struggle with the next part - finding purpose.
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As a long time retiree: started work and 15, worked until I was 59, and am now 87, I concur with everything said in this video.

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