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You say there’s a big pink elephant in the middle of the room whenever
the topic of retirement comes up. What the heck is it, and what do you
do about it?
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Why aren’t Boomers buying the old retirement model?
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Why do you call retiring the "drop dead point"?
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So many people are looking for balance in their busy lives. How easy is
it to achieve balance in retirement when so much "extra" time seems to
become available
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How would you define this thing formerly called “retirement"?
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What is an encore career? Why on earth, when you’re finished with your
primary career, would you even want one?
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If you plan to stop working altogether, how do you avoid the pitfalls of
a “deadly” retirement
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You call yourself the queen of transition. How do you use change –
especially when it’s something you haven’t chosen and don’t want – as a
positive force in your life?
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Is positive aging possible? What’s required?
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You’re a big believer that money is NOT the most important requirement
for retirement planning. Really? What is?
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In your opinion, what's the one thing people can do that would most ease
the stress of financial planning for retirement?
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You believe too much leisure can be dangerous to your health. Why?
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What's the biggest trap married couples fall into in retirement? How can
they avoid it?
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What's the most important lesson you learned in caring for your aging
and ailing mother that you'd like to share with us?
