Retirement Happiness in 3 Steps

After a weekend bike ride, Brad offered three things he needed before he retired from work. Learn what they are in this video.
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1:05 - 3 Things
4:19 - Conclusion
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[@blairwood1618]

I totally agree with Brad. I am a retired teacher who retired at age 56. I thoroughly enjoyed my career but I wanted to do more for me after raising a family. As a former collegiate athlete, over time, i gave to everyone else and did less for me. I gained over 80lbs and was very out of shape. I decided that in retirement I would get back into shape so that I could do more when I age. Over the last year I lost 60 lbs and have endeavoured in my second passion, travel. My wife and I recently travelled to Spain, Portugal and Morocco and this winter we plan on seeing Thailand, Malaysia and Singapore. I have someone to love, something to do and something to look forward to. But I would like to also add to the list passive income to engage in the activities to enjoy. Without passive income, retirement would be very restricted. I truly believe with love, health and time, these years so far have been exactly what we have envisioned retirement should look like.

[@brindleandbay]

Congrats on the tremendous improvement in your physique! And .. thanks for sharing your journey.

[@jaynelson8304]

Great video! Before retirement I worked 60-70 hours/week and that is a lot of time to fill. I had an unrealistic view of what my life was going to look like. I have someone, actually several someones, to love and had a somewhat skewed vision of what to look forward to. But I lacked something to do and found that to be critical. I have since found something that fills my week with purpose and as a consequence am thoroughly enjoying retirement!

[@brindleandbay]

Thanks for sharing! People need to hear from others like you who have faced the next season.