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Re-think Retirement is an inspirational podcast for anyone in ‘unretirement’. If you are thinking about retiring, recently retired – or wanting to change direction later in your retirement, this is for you. On each podcast a guest shares their insights about this stage of life – honestly talking about some of the challenges but also giving you a vast range of ideas as to what you can do. Maybe taking your business skills to help charities tackle big issues; starting an art gallery; growing flowers for the wholesales market; a Michelin-starred chef starting an upmarket food wagon; mentoring younger generations or starting a business. Some people want to play with their grandchildren, play golf or turn their garden into a haven. This podcast is for those who feel that may not be enough and have an unsettling feeling that they want more after working full time. On Re-think Retirement, you will meet others like you. The hosts are Victoria Tomlinson, chief executive of Next-Up, and Trevor Hatton, Career Counsellor. They take you on a journey with their guests, sharing their own experiences and insights in the process. The Re-think Retirement podcast will help listeners have a positive view of life beyond your current career. You will be inspired by some of the amazing ideas that are possible – and have ideas about how to do them for yourself. And hopefully the tips you hear will help you avoid some of the pitfalls others have made!
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Wednesday Oct 11, 2023
Wednesday Oct 11, 2023
Listen to how Michael Skapinker planned his future and created a wonderful mix of life after work at the Financial Times.
Were there challenges? Yes. Michael says the biggest was transitioning from a fact-based career to one that was more emotionally focused. His journey serves as an inspiration for those navigating similar shifts in their post-career life
If you want to be inspired and get practical tips and ideas for your own journey after full time work (or that of a loved one) this podcast is a must for you. Michael's story shows that unretirement can be a dynamic phase of life where you can continue to grow, learn, and contribute to society in meaningful ways. But you have to plan for it. Is his journey a blueprint for a successful unretirement?
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