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  • How To Enjoy Life After Retirement: Expert Shares This Secret With Millions

    How To Enjoy Life After Retirement: Expert Shares This Secret With Millions

    SHAWNEEE, OK, June 15, 2018 – Retirement is a bitter-sweet pill. Millions of people look forward to retirements. Many people hire professional planners to help them plan for their future financial needs. Other individuals immerse themselves in estate planning to minimize their future tax burden.  Many individuals, especially Baby Boomers, are concerned about retirement. Here are some startling statistics that challenge any Baby Boomer retirement:

    • Boomers are less confident than they were five years ago about almost every aspect of retirement.
    • Boomers who lack confidence in their retirement plans when asked what they would have done differently: 68% said they would have saved more and 67% said they would have started saving earlier.
    • On average, Boomers’ estimate health care costs will consume 23% of their income in retirement, compared to the 33% of income those aged 60 or older currently spend on health care.

    As the statistics have shown, planning for retirement is not easy. Yet, few people spend the necessary time to consider what they actually will be doing during retirement. A noted researcher on contemporary issues, Dr. Daryl D. Green, brings the issues of life after retirement to the center stage. In his new book, Mapping Out Life After Retirement: 100+ Ways to Pursue Your Purpose, Dr. Green simplifies the retirement strategy and provides more than 100 ways to achieve success. Individuals can view his inspirational book trailer on YouTube.com.

    Dr. Green was able to accomplish what few individuals have ever achieved… retiring early. He explains, “After several years, I was able to retire early at the age of 50 years old. I was blessed to have my ideal job waiting on me with my retirement. In a nutshell, I retired one day and was working on my second career within a few weeks. In fact, retirement was better than I had planned. With the right type of strategy, you too can move closer to retirement.” With his investigative spirit and practical insight, Dr. Green was able to share how today’s professionals can better transition into retirement and have a more fulfilled life. Dr. Green also provides a retirement seminar to emphasize the importance of planning for life after retirement. This inspiring seminar offers useful information for planning your transition and how to deal with life after retirement, including post-retirement employment.

    For more information about Dr. Daryl Green and to have a media interview with him on the issues surrounding life after retirement, visit http://www.drdarylgreen.com  or contact 405-585-4414.

    About Dr. Daryl D. Green

    Dr. Daryl D. Green is an internationally acknowledged author and researcher. He is the Dickinson Chair at the Oklahoma Baptist University. Dr. Daryl D. Green provides consulting, guidance, and management training for today’s business leaders. In 2016, Dr. Green retired early at the age of 50 years old from a great professional career. Utilizing his exit strategy, Dr. Green landed his dream job, and he hopes to help you achieve this too.  He resides in Oklahoma City with his family.

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  • Retiring Early: Planning Out Your Exit Strategy

    Retiring Early: Planning Out Your Exit Strategy

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    “I was ready! In my early 40s, I started thinking about retiring early. I sat through my organization’s mid-career retirement classes and had gotten several retirement estimates (i.e., different retirement years). I had kept myself marketable by continuing to take advantage of career opportunities and obtaining additional education in my professional field. Some co-workers mocked me because they said any scholarly education would not advance my career.
    Yet, I felt that professional growth and a continual learning mindset would only increase my value in the market. I had developed an exit strategy. Working with my friend (Dr. Gary Roberts), I had mapped out a future purpose in academia. I could fully utilize my professional experience while at the same time applying my other skill sets. However, things did not work out as planned. The time and opportunities did not align with my plans. In fact, it took 9 years and more than 200 job applications for the exit strategy to work. Because I was patient and adaptable, God opened up a door, which was much better than my initial plan. Having an exit strategy was invaluable!” 
    Are you happy with your current job? In general, US employees are satisfied with their work life. According to a 2016 Pew Research Center study, about half (49%) of American workers say they are very satisfied with their current job. Yet, 30% of them are somewhat satisfied, and the remainder says they are slightly dissatisfied (9%) or very dissatisfied (6%). (more…)