How to Plan for the Next 20 Years (Even If You're 65)
Ted Prodromou
Helping men 50+ who are in a life or professional transition turn their knowledge and experience into your Epic Encore | Now is your chance to pursue long-held dreams or new ventures and create a lasting legacy
In this engaging conversation, Tommy Schaff, CMCT and Ted Prodromou discuss the importance of planning for the next 20 years of life, rather than simply retiring.
Tommy shares his philosophy of balancing learning, working, and playing throughout one's lifetime, and how he stays actively engaged through a variety of personal interests and business ventures.
He emphasizes the value of leveraging one's experience and network to create new opportunities, rather than fully retiring.
The two also reflect on the changes in baseball over the years and how it mirrors broader societal shifts, underscoring the need for older generations to share their wisdom and get involved in their communities.
Tommy and Ted discuss the importance of planning for the next 20 years of life, rather than simply retiring.
Tommy shares his philosophy of balancing learning, working, and playing throughout one's lifetime, and how he stays actively engaged through a variety of personal interests and business ventures.
He emphasizes the value of leveraging one's experience and network to create new opportunities, rather than fully retiring.
The two also reflect on the changes in baseball over the years and how it mirrors broader societal shifts, underscoring the need for older generations to share their wisdom and get involved in their communities.
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Here are the 5 key highlights from the interview with Tommy Schaft:
1. Tommy emphasizes the importance of planning for the next 20 years of life, rather than just retiring at a certain age.
2. He discusses the concept of balancing the "three boxes of life" - learning, working, and playing - throughout one's lifetime, rather than focusing solely on work in the middle years.
3. Tommy shares his own daily routine and approach to staying engaged, including scheduling time for personal interests, travel, and continued learning.
4. He advocates for leveraging one's experience and network to create new business opportunities and projects, rather than fully retiring.
5. Tommy reflects on the changes in baseball over the years and how it mirrors broader societal shifts, emphasizing the need for older generations to share their wisdom and get involved in their communities.
Ted
I created my way out of debilitating anxiety, panic disorder, and agoraphobia, and I share that path with others in my easy-to-read book, “Cracking the Crazymakers' Code: 9 Simple Steps to Ease Your Anxiety".
3 个月Thank you for this reminder Ted Prodromou! Hubby and I need to sit down and write our 20-year plan to include more fun and play, as we have both recently embarked on our "3rd Act" careers!