Inside Change - The Retirement Architect

Transitions are tough. A move from full-time work to life without boundaries is challenging on many levels. Don’t put off planning for your ‘no regrets’ retirement. Don’t waste precious time through procrastination. The ‘retirement’ transition comes in many forms, often it’s not retirement until much later. However it does involve a break from a well worn routine and offers an opportunity to get serious about what you want from your life. I’m a specialist coach working with professionals who want a successful transition to this new stage of life. I’ve termed my role as ‘the retirement architect’ because I believe for this transition lays the foundations for this next phase and the way you think about this needs a clear vision as well as clear, practical actions. The best architects solve complex problems by really listening to their clients and helping them to think in a new way about their ‘space’. Thinking about what you really want, what a ‘no regrets’ life in retirement is for you and mapping it out is time well spent. Working with someone who will support and challenge you to be true to yourself and true to what you really want is worth the time and investment.