Whose life (and death) is it anyway? 1
Retirement Stats, Studies, and Stuff
Guest Writer: Kathy Underwood
Non-monetary retirement issues
Practising retirement – coming at it sideways 1
Tales of Retirement
By Mark
Elementary School Teacher
Practising Retirement – July 2016 to September 2017
Mark’s previous article: Practising retirement, and my cover story
I had a great idea – I would begin writing this article on …
Navigating our newsletter articles (Part 1 – by column, title, and author) 2
Thoughts from a Retirement Coach
By Mariella Vigneux, MBA, ACC
Certified Professional Coach
Congratulations to all our contributing authors. We are celebrating just over 100 articles! With all those articles, I’ve decided it’s time to list them in one …
Grief’s apprentice
Tales of Retirement
Linda Schnabel, PCC
Principal, CareerWorks
The sun had just set over a hot August evening in 2006 when I officially became a widow. Earlier that month, my husband and I had celebrated our 31st wedding …
When you’re not the boss anymore
Craving a Dog’s Life
(Article 2)
A series of articles about finding a pathway towards a simpler life, one that is less focused on structure and more on love, compassion, daily walks, and treats
By Renate
Senior Public Servant
Retired …
Who am I now? Identity revisited… renewed… reinvented 2
Retirement Stats, Studies, and Stuff
Guest Writer: Lynne Maukonen, MTS, MA, CLC, CPC
Compass Counselling and Coaching Services
I imagine that, during your lifetime, you have often been asked “Who are you?” and “What do you do?” I wonder …