Retirement is a personal
journey and you are the one who decides how “personal” your journey will be. You have the opportunity to experience a
retirement that is unique, enjoyable, vibrant, meaningful, and true to your heart. You also have the option to experience a retirement very
much like that of the average Canadian.
The retirement you experience will depend on how you think about life, retirement and yourself.
How do you view the past
and what impact will your
experiences of the past have on your retirement? Will past disappointments and events weigh you down like
an anchor preventing
you from enjoying
life in retirement or will you draw whatever lessons you can from the past and invest them in your
future?
How do you view the present? Do you wake up thinking about what you did yesterday or worrying about what might happen tomorrow or do you see that all we have is now
and try to make the best of each moment?
How do you see the future? Do you view the future with anticipation
or apprehension?
How do you think about retirement? Is it the end of the line or
the finish line or is
it just a curve in the road that leads to new opportunity?
How do you see yourself in
retirement? Will you be the same person you are today or will you
be somebody different? Who is it that you want to be?
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