Artificial intelligence is reshaping retirement investing, offering tools that promise smarter portfolios and better risk management. But it’s not without challenges. In this post, we explore both the opportunities and considerations of using AI in retirement planning — and why balance between technology and trusted advice matters most.
Without a job title, it’s easy to feel invisible. But your purpose doesn’t retire just because you did. It may be quieter now, but it’s still calling.
“It took me six months to truly realize I was retired. After years of living on adrenaline and leading a busy team, adjusting to retirement wasn’t as simple as I imagined. From unexpected panic attacks to experimenting with new projects, I finally discovered balance—and a sense of purpose—through a part-time job at a local garden center. Here’s how I began finding my rhythm in retirement.”
This gentle journaling guide is designed to help you reconnect with what matters most in retirement. Explore thoughtful prompts that support reflection, imagination, and self-rediscovery , one word at a time.
Retirement frees up your schedule — but it can quietly steal your sense of self. When the titles fall away, you’re left asking a deeper question: Who am I now?
Retirement isn’t just a lifestyle change, it’s a mindset shift.For decades, our time, energy, and identity are shaped around productivity, deadlines, and external expectations. And then, one day, the calendar clears. It sounds like freedom.But it can also feel like freefall. What No One Tells You About “Letting Go” Most people expect to feel relief…
When I first stepped away from full-time work, I expected freedom. I imagined long, relaxed mornings, leisurely lunches, spontaneous travel, and time for all the hobbies I had postponed. But the truth? I floundered. For the first few months, I couldn’t shake the feeling that I was supposed to be doing something. I kept checking…