Grab this thoughtful retirement gift for any colleague or coworker moving to Florida or considering a Florida snowbird lifestyle! A great gift for your friend, colleague, boss or employee who is retiring and wanting or planning to move to Florida! 8.5 x 11 inch activity book 30 puzzles featuring Florida retirement destinations and trivia 40 pages (20 sheets) total Paperback cover Retirement survival kit tip three: Become a Florida Snowbird. Enjoy these 30+ puzzles, featuring Florida destinations and trivia to inspire the retiree to pick the right destination! Looking for something more feminine, whimsical or sarcastic? Check out the other retirement gift books in this series and by this author! A popular favorite is the first book in the series "The Essential Retirement Hobbies Activity Book".

Updated 2nd Edition Features More Puzzles and Activities -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Grab this thoughtful funny retirement gift for colleague or coworker! A great gift for your friend, colleague, boss or employee who is retiring and needs some hobby and post-retirement inspiration! 8.5 x 11 inch activity book 25 pages 50 pages of word search and word scrambles PLUS crosswords, mazes, number searches 40 pages (20 sheets) 70 pages (35 sheets) total Paperback cover Retirement survival kit tip one: Solve these puzzles, featuring 125+ different hobby and adventure ideas to inspire the retiree! Looking for something more feminine, whimsical or sarcastic? Check out the other retirement books in this series and by this author!

Make the most of retirement with this guided, interactive bucket list packed full of ideas and prompts that will help you fill your days with meaningful, budget-friendly memory-making activities — the perfect retirement gift book for new retirees! Retirement can be daunting—how can you make your time as meaningful as possible? Now is the perfect opportunity to focus on YOU and what’s important. Featuring 101 fun suggestions to build your hobbies, deepen your relationships, and enjoy some hard-earned leisure time, this book has something for everyone. Ideas you’ll find inside include: creativity-sparking class suggestions inspiration to reconnect with old friends brain-boosting challenges delicious and healthy cooking exciting new reading recommendations You’ll also find handy tracking sheets for staying on top of your medications, setting smart goals, and building new, positive habits. Your third act can be your best act yet!

Find out how harnessing the powerful business principles of design thinking can make retirement your best chapter in life. There is no one right time or way to retire. Retirement is a major life transition; but if you spend the time designing a future filled with promise and possibilities, the prospect can be utterly exciting and revitalizing. In Retirement by Design, professional mentor and coach Ida Abbott shows you how the innovative business principles behind design thinking can be applied to plan a rich, fulfilling, and more meaningful retirement. Her guided workbook uses a business-like approach to leaving business, making your switch much smoother and less jolting. Whether you’re considering a new place to settle down, working through financial planning, strategizing how to unwind a business, or deciding on which organizations you want to stay engaged with, making critical decisions takes a lot of organization, thought, and planning. Abbott shows how the five principles of design thinking will revolutionize your retirement-planning process: Empathy: Get inside the shoes of your future self. What will be important to that version of you? Define: Hone in on what is and will be most critical for you to focus on (whether it’s volunteering, family, activities, or skills). Ideate: Draw, scribble, brainstorm, and throw around as many different retirement scenarios as you can come up with. Prototype: If retiring across the country in Arizona sounds perfect—try it out first. Come up with opportunities to test out your scenarios with short trips and trial time off. Test: This is the fun part—get back to the drawing board and try more retirement scenarios (and future versions of yourself) before sitting down to make those life-changing decisions. The new and innovative, self-coaching approach of Retirement by Design helps you spearhead and navigate a major next step in life. Whether your retirement is 10 years away or swiftly approaching, this workbook ensures you will create a future that is perfectly tailored to you.

Everyone says they would like to retire early, but Rodney Rothman actually did it—forty years early. Burnt out, he decides at the age of twenty-eight to get an early start on his golden years. He travels to Boca Raton, Florida, where he moves in with an elderly piano teacher at Century Village, a retirement community that is home to thousands of senior citizens. Early Bird is an irreverent, hilarious, and ultimately warmhearted account of Rodney's journey deep into the heart of retirement. Rodney struggles for acceptance from the senior citizens he shares a swimming pool with and battles with cranky octogenarians who want him off their turf. Before long he observes, “I don't think Tuesdays with Morrie would have been quite so uplifting if that guy had to spend more than one day a week with Morrie.” In the spirit of retirement, Rodney fashions a busy schedule of suntanning, shuffleboard, and gambling cruises. As the months pass, his neighbors seem to forget that he is fifty years younger than they are. He finds himself the potential romantic interest of an aging femme fatale. He joins a senior softball club and is disturbed to learn that he is the worst player on the team. Early Bird is a funny, insightful, and moving look at what happens to us when we retire, viewed from a remarkably premature perspective. Any reader who plans on becoming an old person will enjoy joining Rodney on his strange journey, as he reconsiders his notions of romance, family, friendship, and ultimately, whether he's ever going back to work.

Respected financial counselor Burkett developed this manual to serve as a guide for those who are retired or who are preparing for retirement. Although his primary focus in on the financial aspects of retirement--social security, investments, paying off mortgages, medical care, and nursing homes--Burkett also covers emotional issues people often face when the retirement approaches.

Retirement is the beginning of life, not the end.

Here is a single-sit read than can change the course of your retirement. Written by Dr. Teresa Ghilarducci, an economics professor, a retirement and savings specialist, and a trustee to two retiree health-care trusts worth over $54 billion, How to Retire with Enough Money cuts through the confusion, misinformation, and bad policy-making that keeps us spending or saving poorly. It begins with acknowledging what a person or household actually needs to have saved—the rule of thumb is eight to ten times your annual salary before retirement—and how much to expect from Social Security. And then it delivers the basic principles that will make the money grow, including a dozen good ideas to get current expenses under control. Why to “get rid of your guy”—those for-fee (or hidden-fee) financial planners that suck up valuable assets. Why it’s always better to pay off a loan or a mortgage. There are no gimmicks, no magical thinking—just an easy-to-follow program that works.