8,000 Days of Retirement
8,000 Days
An entire phase of your life waiting to be invented
It’s often asked, “What will you do on Day One of your retirement?” Most people have a clear image of Day One. Maybe even Day 1,001. But few can imagine 8,000 days of golf, and even fewer have a vision of what they will be doing on any given day—such as Day 4,567. But getting started on the right foot can be crucial.
Instead of planning for ‘retirement’ as a single state, it may be beneficial to reframe the conversation to reflect a four-phased concept of retirement. Each is characterized by the tasks and issues individuals are most likely to be managing. The four retirement phases enable a clear vision to plan and to anticipate what is likely to come.
The Four Phases of Retirement
1 The Honeymoon Phase
2 The Big Decision Phase
3 The Navigating Longevity Phase
4 The Solo Journey Phase
Join us as Lion’s Wealth Management’s founder Nathan Krampe, CFP®, CPWA® hosts our highly anticipated 8000 Days of Retirement.
Will we be younger and healthier for longer or older and sicker for longer? There are some big challenges ahead
Here’s the registration link to join : https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vaXCnuTuQgW1hfTJMQ5nfA
See you there!
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