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Make a plan to find your passions after retirement

The key to planning is knowing your purpose. When you are actively building your career, your purpose is more evident. It should be reflected in what you do and how you help your team succeed. But when you transition to retirement, then what?

Finding purpose after retirement starts with making a plan to pursue your passions, writes John Baldoni, a leadership speaker and executive coach who is now semi-retired. “The challenge for anyone in my stage, or any stage of life, is to move ahead with purpose, and that often means redefining it,” Baldoni writes.

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