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Retirement Parties for ALL
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| Jul 12, 2006 10:04 am |
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re: re: Retired at 44 |
Ron Cesek
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> Roger Johnsrud wrote:
> So Ron,
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>How are we going to help you retire with your experience or how are you going to help us retire with your experience?
I really didn't know how to respond to this in that you can't help me retire. As I mentioned, I retired twenty years ago.
To help somebody else retire I have one or two suggestions starting with making sure that your brain is functioning properly. It's what you depend on for thinking isn't it? Learn all that you can with un-polluted whole brain thinking.
Body Health is #1, obviously, and stay away from anything that destroys brain cells.
If you dread getting up Monday mornings to 'go to work', test your real inner strengths and quit your job. Find that one thing that makes you happy and do it! Work then becomes play. For example, I had gone from production management to sales (where the money is) for years not really liking it but 'stuck' in the mortgage payment rut. I really always wanted to be a stock broker. One morning, I decided to find a way to become a stock broker, and did.
When I leap out of bed in the morning and get ready for the day, I leave my pajama's on, (it's much more comfortable when checking my email). I have my morning energy shot, a healthy breakfast, and then take the rest of the day off to do things that I enjoy doing.
Incidently, there is a first class fishing lodge in Canada off Georgian Bay (Pte Au Baril) that I highly recommend . .
I am sync_ron_icity on the web . .
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