A look inside
Retirement journal
Retirement journal: Finding a Meaningful Retirement
A journal about purpose after retirement, for people approaching it or newly in it.
This is a 6x9 paperback, 96 pages. It holds 28 questions in five themes. Write on the ones that catch. Leave the rest.
The paperback is $11.99. It is a journal for a meaningful retirement, and it leaves money, investments, and benefits alone.
Who it's for
For a person approaching retirement, or newly in it, who is working out purpose and identity once the job no longer sets the week.
A coach can use the book with a client. The conversation stays the coach's.
The book
- Format
- 6x9 paperback
- Pages
- 96
- Questions
- 28 questions in five themes
- Price
- $11.99
What's inside
One question from each theme, as it appears on the public guide.
What you want to keep
The job can end without the useful parts of it ending too.
Which parts of your working days still feel like yours?
What you want to leave behind
Some of what you are tired of was never a choice you made.
What have you kept doing because it was expected, not because you wanted it?
How you want your days to feel
An empty calendar is not the same thing as a good day.
What would a good ordinary Tuesday look like if you planned it yourself?
Who you want to be around
Work put a lot of people in your week that you did not choose.
Who do you want more time with now that work is no longer arranging the week?
What you want to contribute
Being useful does not have to look like the job you are leaving.
What have you learned that's worth passing on?
A printable sample, the opening pages and one full theme, is on the questions page.
The other workbook is Finding Meaningful Work.