If you were born from 1956 to 1964, you are part of the retiring baby boomer generation that I call the “Lagging Edge Boomers”. Since the Boomer generation is so large (it spans 19 years – from 1946 to 1964), it is nearly impossible to find common ground for each person born into that group. By splitting the boomers into two groups, I can share how the “leading edge” boomers are entering retirement in its new format – whatever that may be. The “lagging edge” boomers can take advantage of the inroads made by the leading edge group…and will continue to redefine and reshape their vision and reality about their own future retirement years.
Read how these retiring baby boomers on the lagging edge are thinking about retirement and reinventing what it will mean to be retired.
- NEW! Webb Chappell had a very successful photography business…then the world went digital. He shares his story about reinvention when your chosen profession undergoes radical change. Read about Webb…
- Should you make retirement New Year’s resolutions when you are 50? Why not! Here are a few…
- As a nurse, Kathy has seen it all. She understands what happens to an aging person and how unprepared so many of us are to face retirement in an aging body. She’s already making changes to her home and her job to adjust to the realities of retirement. Read Kathy’s story…
