Once in a blue moon, you might get an amazing media opportunity. Marcia Mantell’s interview and profile with Research Magazine was such an opportunity. Research Magazine (now, ThinkAdvisor) is a premier publication and resource for financial advisors and the retirement industry. It was an honor. Read the article by Jane Wollman Rusoff from Research Magazine, 2012. … [Read more...] about Headline: Profiles in Success: Retirement Master
Retirement Resolutions 2012
It is hard to believe another year has come and gone, and we are on the cusp of yet another New Year. I look back on 2011 and am amazed at all that I have done and all that my family has accomplished. I am reminded that time moves very quickly and that it is wise to pack each and every day full to the brim. Also hard to believe it's time for retirement resolutions 2012 … [Read more...] about Retirement Resolutions 2012
A Nurse’s Plan for Retirement: Taking Practical Steps
Inevitably, once I share with people that I have a retirement business consulting company, they share their thoughts and ideas about their own retirements. People really want to talk about retirement, especially Baby Boomers. And , not about working in retirement. But actually about their plans to step off the professional track and start to enjoy a life of leisure. One group … [Read more...] about A Nurse’s Plan for Retirement: Taking Practical Steps
Mr. Mom is a Trend-Setter: “No coffee-klatsch for me!”
Back in the early 1990's, there were almost no stay-at-home dads. John, a dad of two young daughters, was excelling in his career at a venture capital firm. Until it was sold to a firm out west. His wife wanted roots for their girls and did not want to relocate. After a long and unsuccessful job search, they decided she would return to work and he would stay home with the … [Read more...] about Mr. Mom is a Trend-Setter: “No coffee-klatsch for me!”
A 1959 T-Bird and a Life-long Work Ethic
Today, at age 64, Peter is a car salesman. He’s not your typical car salesman. Rather, he talks directly to you, asks what kind of vehicle you are looking for, and asks about your budget. And then, he actually listens to what you’ve said and helps you find the best car option for your situation. No judging, just respect. A rare find indeed. Something like a 1959 T-bird, you … [Read more...] about A 1959 T-Bird and a Life-long Work Ethic
