Navigating our newsletter articles (Part 2 – by topic)


Reflections of a retirement coachThoughts from a Retirement Coach

By Mariella Vigneux, MBA, ACC
Certified Professional Coach

 

 

 

 

A very young client asked me what she could do to prepare for the non-monetary issues people face in retirement.  She was doing everything she could to prepare financially, but wondered about the psychological/social side of it.  I also recently had an old acquaintance ask how people recover from the impact of unexpected retirement.  These questions spurred me to summarize the issues I’ve seen come up in retirement and to list some of the articles our writers have contributed on each topic.

I didn’t attempt the daunting task of listing every article for each of the key topics, but the list below gives you a starting point, to help you find what interests you.  If you want to read about money worries or unexpected retirement, for example, you can click on the links to those articles.  Of course, most articles cover several topics, but I listed them only once.

If you want to search for more topics, please go to the blog, scroll down to the search field (on the right hand side), and enter your own keywords.

Thank you for the appreciative comments I had from a number of you after my previous posting, which listed our 105 articles by column, title, and author.  I’m glad that helped.

 

Ten issues people face in retirement 

  1. Dealing with unexpected retirement
  2. Managing money worries
  3. Creating a new identity
  4. Balancing ‘work’ and play
  5. Rebuilding routines
  6. Adjusting relationships at home and with work colleagues
  7. Finding purpose and making a contribution
  8. The struggle with our creative urges
  9. Reasserting positive emotions, self-esteem and a good frame of mind
  10. Dealing with illness and death

 

Articles relating to the 10 issues

 

  1. Dealing with unexpected retirement

 

  1. Managing money worries

 

  1. Creating a new identity

 

  1. Balancing ‘work’ and play

 

  1. Rebuilding routines

 

  1. Adjusting relationships at home and with work colleagues

 

  1. Finding purpose and making a contribution

 

  1. The struggle with our creative urges

 

  1. Reasserting positive emotions, self-esteem and a good frame of mind

 

  1. Dealing with illness and death

 

Interesting tidbits

 

 

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