For decades, retirement had a clear definition: it was life after work.  Today, however, retirement takes a more ambiguous form.  The traditional view is outdated. Most of us are excited about what lies ahead.  Retirement is now an entire life stage waiting to be written and lived.

A Life in 8,000 Days parts:

• Learning – 8,000 days from birth through college

• Growing – 8,000 days covering career, marriage and children

• Maturing – 8,000 days covering prime career years to retiring from job

• Exploring – 8,000 days how do you want to spend them?

Adapted from Dr. Joe Coughlin, PhD Director, MIT AgeLab and how it can affect your golden years!