How to Make Sure your Retirement Does Not Equal Mental Death
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The document outlines various activities and pursuits to enhance mental well-being during retirement, suggesting hobbies, travel, and personal development as key areas for engagement. It emphasizes the importance of reconnecting with others, staying intellectually active, and contributing to society through mentorship or civic involvement. The author encourages continuous learning and personal growth to maintain a fulfilling life after retirement.
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How to Make Sure your Retirement Does Not Equal Mental Death
- 1. How to Make SureYour Retirement Mental Death EqualNotDoes
- 2. Pick a problem and try to solve it It doesn't have to be your own problem It can be any problem
- 3. Take up a new hobby Or take an existing hobby to a new level
- 4. Bring music into your life Go to more concerts Learn to play a new instrument Learn to play more complicated pieces Or study music to learn new concepts
- 5. Advance your skills If you've never cooked before, learn to cook If you cook, learn new ways of cooking
- 6. Travel Discover new places New Sounds New Sights New Smells New Food
- 7. Contemplate the big questions in life Write your thoughts about them
- 8. Rediscover a childhood passion Theater Dancing Biking Whatever
- 9. Reconnect Connect with old friends Connect with old coworkers Connect with relatives Connect with your kids
- 10. Get involved in politics Think about political issues Evaluate the candidates Make your citizenship count
- 11. Get involved in education Become involved in the personal development of another human being Mentor Change lives
- 12. Go back to school Take online classes Learn a language Challenge yourself
- 13. Learn to do things for yourself If you've never done your taxes before, learn to do your taxes Or understand how they are done
- 14. Improve your personal finance knowledge Learn about taxes Learn about stocks and bonds Learn about investing in hard assets Learn about credit and borrowing
- 15. Keep on your toes Play games Play Sudoku Play Ken Ken Play Merriam Webster Scrabble Online Play poker or chess
- 16. Play Word Games Play Number Games Play Memory games The more challenging the better
- 17. Unretire Take up a job Create or join a non- profit Start a business
- 18. Join or start a Book Club A Movie Club An Investment Club Exchange ideas to develop your thinking and keep your mind buzzing
- 19. Write Write a journal Write a blog Write stories. Write articles Write letters for your children to read after you are gone
- 20. You may no longer have a payee id, or an employee number But you still have a human id
- 21. And you are one of the 7.4 billion people still alive on the planet
- 22. Make that human id count
- 23. ThankYou. This presentation was written and created by Minoo Jha, author of the Minoo Jha Life Strategies blog, which can be accessed through the following link: minoojha-actionableideas.blogspot.com