About Me

I believe retirement’s a transition to a new chapter of life that has its own challenges as well as joys. Being a success at it is more than a matter of saving up money and having a financial plan. Failing to plan for the mental, social, physical, and spiritual aspects of retirement could lead to:

* Enjoying it at first, but after a few years feeling something is missing
* Wasting the first few years wondering how you fit it, and what it all means
* Questioning your decision to retire, and wondering where it all went wrong
* Feeling isolated, unappreciated, and alone as your social environment changes
* Struggling with mental as well as physical challenges, and self medicating

Imagine a retirement that’s a new beginning, a time for reinventing yourself. You might pursue things you’ve been putting off because you didn’t have time for them when you were working. You view retirement realistically, but are optimistic about the future because you see it as a time to pursue new opportunities. You know that there will be challenges and losses, but you’ve developed a resilience that allows you to deal with adversity and find happiness, personal growth and purpose in the second half of life.

So why do we struggle with envisioning and realizing a meaningful and purposeful retirement? It often starts with the negative assumptions about retirement that we inherit from our families, or that we’ve been taught over the years by a culture that sees retirement as the tail end of our lives, rather than as the start of something new.

I can help you overcome these challenges, by working on:

* Understanding your unconscious beliefs, motivations, and principles
* Clarifying your life purpose and goals for the second half of your life
* Proactively managing the issues that life will throw at you in retirement
* Using your purpose and goals to decide which life roles to increase and which to decrease

Why not schedule a first session today?