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24.01.2022 Interested in platforms that might help you generate additional income? The following article highlights some examples http://bit.ly/2jkEfP8

16.01.2022 For an increasing number of people being solo is a lifestyle choice and a destination. ‘Retiring Solo’ by Lori Martinek, helps us plan to be happy, healthy, secure, and independent, in the years ahead. Why not take the journey with her.

16.01.2022 If you are contemplating working as an independent - freelancer, entrepreneur, consultant or coach, this article provides many practical tips on ways to avoid unnecessary pitfalls. http://nation1099.com/independent-contractor-advice/

11.01.2022 Dorie Clark’s Entrepreneurial You: Monetizing Your Expertise, Create Multiple Income Streams and Thrive provides very comprehensive advice on ways to capitalize on what you love, and earn what you deserve. http://www.nextavenue.org/become-entrepreneurial-retirement/

11.01.2022 Everyone agrees that volunteering is a most rewarding activity. In my blog below, I highlight, a few pitfalls, that I have encountered, along the way. http://navigatingretirement.com.au//volunteering-%E2%80%93

11.01.2022 Don't miss tomorrow's Meetup group in Sydney. If you like meeting similar-aged, like-minded individuals, extending your network, having a voice, and feeling supported, come and join my Sydney-based Meetup group. It’s the place to go for ideas on reinvention and portfolio living. Hope to see you there! http://bit.ly/2uOA29E

09.01.2022 To date there are only 4 authors who have written books concerning the complexities of retirement in the twenty-first century or ways to plan for or cope with it by Australians for Australians. David Kennedy’s End of the Retirement Age is an especially welcome addition as he combines a financial and non-financial lens in his advice-rich book. Lots of up-to-date material on a wide variety of issues highly pertinent to us Boomers. http://bit.ly/2E1Xu62

08.01.2022 Reinvention is not a straight path. It requires exploration, trial and error, and perseverance. Check out my latest BLOG to read about my journey. http://navigatingretirement.com.au/blog/reinvention

06.01.2022 Tutoring is well suited to ex-teachers who keep abreast of changes to syllabi. It is a most rewarding job/interest for those who enjoy sharing their knowledge/expertise, and help students thrive. http://ow.ly/WIIc30ergur

04.01.2022 For those individuals who are 55 plus and who believe it’s never too early to launch their second-act planning process, this article is for you. It offers some great suggestions on how to start. http://www.nextavenue.org/find-part-time-work-retirement/

04.01.2022 Today, when living till 90 is common, when people work longer and change jobs frequently, clinging to outmoded concept of retirement gets you nowhere. The changes ahead require planning and you better begin now. George Schofield’s How Do I Get There From Here? Guides you to a dynamic future designed by you. I highly recommend it!

03.01.2022 This guide provides very useful advice on ways to navigate job hunting for those trying something new. https://www.indeed.com//fin/the-essential-job-search-guide

02.01.2022 If I won I would donate it to Oz Harvest that gives food to the hungry.

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