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From One Boomer to Another:
“Times, they are a-changing…”
76 million boomers are ramping up for retirement. If you’re like many of us, the latest economic downturn has put a crimp in your retirement plans.
For decades, you’ve worked hard to provide for your family and deliver meaningful value to your employer, all while squirreling away savings for retirement. Now, just when you’re nearing the finish line, you take one look at your investments and realize, “I need to beef up my nest egg.”
One solution may come with the launch of a part-time business – something you can take into retirement. It’s not for everyone, but when it’s a fit, you can:
- Do what you love – focusing on your very best talents & strengths
- Supplement retirement income with just enough to splurge on extras
- Maintain and enhance your professional network
- Work when you want, where you want, and at a more leisurely pace
- Live this next chapter of your life with a deeper sense of purpose
At Retirepreneur, we’ve assembled a business start-up community to help you explore every aspect of what it takes to launch your own small business. What differentiates us from other business start-up sites is that we’re looking at issues through the retirement lens. After all, you want to make SMART choices every step of the way to maximize all retirement income streams.
This website provides a wealth of information, including the Retirepreneur Blog, articles of interest on the Library page, and ongoing Workshops & Webinars. We’re also assembling a Resources page, where you can find all kinds of tools and talented individuals to help you on your road to Retirepreneurship. We’re not just tossing you a bunch of vendors here. If they’re listed on the Resources page, you can be sure we’ve carefully screened their offerings and in many cases, we’re using their solutions, too.
So what are you waiting for? Dig in and start exploring. The best is yet to be!
Enjoy the journey!
Donna Kastner
Founder of Retirepreneur
"Ability is what you’re capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude determines how well you do it." -- Lou Holtz
