You’ve done it! No more 9-5! Adios daily grind! But what now?
Hi, I’m Janice! My mission to help you make the most out of this next chapter of your life.
I’m passionate about this because I am there! I spent years working in the corporate world waiting to get to this chapter and here I am!
My goal is to help you love your retirement and make the most out of it by helping you live with intention. So let’s get started!
You can read more about my story here.
How many of these thoughts have crossed your mind?
Without a clear plan, these thoughts can overwhelm you quickly. I know because I was there!
These overwhelming thoughts are what inspired me to get serious about planning my time. I’m now happy to share what I’ve learned with you in this free Guide To Block Planning that will help you plan your time in a way that lines up with what means the most to you.
If I can build a website, you can do anything. Read my story and hopefully become inspired. Then follow the five simple paths to discovering your own ‘Why’ in retirement.
Retirees have much more time on their hands now which is a good thing. And certainly you have that project list started. That alone can take up a lot of your time. But don’t forget to schedule some fun time in there. Let’s look at a few different ideas for just enjoying life without work!
We are all creatures of habit. Why not take advantage of that and make your routines work for you in retirement as you strive to make your own health and wellbeing a top priority. (Updated)
Retirement is your chance to live how you want to live. Decide what’s most important to you and assess how you are living day to day. Narrowing the gap between your values and your activities is key to a joyful retirement. Walk through this personal assessment journey and find balance, find purpose, find joy.
Preparing for retirement requires so more than financial planning. 401k’s, retirement accounts, pensions are common topics throughout corporate life – or any career. But what about the rest of the transition into retirement life? It is much less common to hear people talk about the emotional and personal adjustments. And these can sometimes be the toughest.