Today on the blog I have a great collaboration that focuses on some suggestions for how to make retirement more interesting and engaging. I know a lot of people who worry that retirement is going to be boring, and wonder how they'll fill their time. I love the slower pace and unplanned days of doing whatever takes my fancy, but if you'd like a little guidance I'll hand you over to see what's on offer....
Over the course of our lives we accumulate so much in the way of clutter
- notably, our possessions, commitments and even our thoughts. So, in a
world where less is often considered more, it is a good idea to simplify
and declutter all aspects of it on a regular basis.
The best way to do this is to let go of everything that is holding you
back. If you don't, you can start to feel completely overwhelmed. But, if
you do, it can be quite a liberating and invigorating experience.
But how do we kickstart the process of letting go enough to actually be
able to simplify and declutter the complexities of our lives? And what
does that actually mean?
Today I have a collaborative post that puts the spotlight on the art of
letting go and how you can create the physical and mental space you need to
live your best life.
Today on the blog I have a great collaboration that helps with navigating the process of finding care for our elderly parents when the time comes. I think we all hope that we won't need to access much help, but it's better to have some knowledge tucked away, than to be caught completely unaware if the need arises suddenly. And I'm also keeping in mind that I might need to know some of this for my own needs down the track.
