The alarm doesn't ring anymore. The calendar sits empty. The inbox has gone quiet. Now what?
For decades, you answered the question "What do you do?" with a job title, a company name, and a role that defined your identity. But when you leave the workforce, that answer no longer applies. The question that remains is far more profound: Who are you when work no longer tells you?
Retirement Lifestyle: Who Are You After Work? is not a guide to financial mechanics, portfolio balances, or withdrawal rates. Instead, it confronts the psychological, social, and existential dimensions of leaving your career behind. It addresses a quiet epidemic: behind the glossy brochures of smiling couples on cruise ships, millions of retirees secretly struggle with depression, isolation, boredom, and a deeply destabilizing loss of purpose.
This book bridges the "preparation gap," shifting the focus from your investment allocation to your identity allocation. It provides a compassionate, research-backed framework for navigating the most significant identity crisis since adolescence, transforming a terrifying life transition into a liberating opportunity for self-discovery.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The alarm doesn't ring anymore. The calendar sits empty. The inbox has gone quiet. Now what For decades, you answered the question 'What do you do ' with a job title, a company name, and a role that defined your identity. But when you leave the workforce, that answer no longer applies. The question that remains is far more profound: Who are you when work no longer tells you Retirement Lifestyle: Who Are You After Work is not a guide to financial mechanics, portfolio balances, or withdrawal rates. Instead, it confronts the psychological, social, and existential dimensions of leaving your career behind. It addresses a quiet epidemic: behind the glossy brochures of smiling couples on cruise ships, millions of retirees secretly struggle with depression, isolation, boredom, and a deeply destabilizing loss of purpose.This book bridges the 'preparation gap,' shifting the focus from your investment allocation to your identity allocation. It provides a compassionate, research-backed framework for navigating the most significant identity crisis since adolescence, transforming a terrifying life transition into a liberating opportunity for self-discovery. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798199924146
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The alarm doesn't ring anymore. The calendar sits empty. The inbox has gone quiet. Now what?For decades, you answered the question "What do you do?" with a job title, a company name, and a role that defined your identity. But when you leave the workforce, that answer no longer applies. The question that remains is far more profound: Who are you when work no longer tells you?Retirement Lifestyle: Who Are You After Work? is not a guide to financial mechanics, portfolio balances, or withdrawal rates. Instead, it confronts the psychological, social, and existential dimensions of leaving your career behind. It addresses a quiet epidemic: behind the glossy brochures of smiling couples on cruise ships, millions of retirees secretly struggle with depression, isolation, boredom, and a deeply destabilizing loss of purpose.This book bridges the "preparation gap," shifting the focus from your investment allocation to your identity allocation. It provides a compassionate, research-backed framework for navigating the most significant identity crisis since adolescence, transforming a terrifying life transition into a liberating opportunity for self-discovery. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798199924146
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