It's Sunday And 9/11 Has Passed By a Da

It's Sunday and 9/11 has past by a day?

For many yesterday was a remembrance of all the was lost on 9/11/2001.

Most all of those that were affected by personal losses reflected on the people lost that day. The survivors and all those involved in the rescue and subsequent recovery operations have lived with the effects of that day.

There was much more lost that day.

Most people seem to forget because we’ve since been conditioned to the new “normal.”

New Federal and State agencies. New ways to travel. New losses of personal freedoms. A new lifestyle.

It happened then. It happened again with the pandemic and it’s still not all settled.

Change is constant just like the passing of time.

To survive and thrive we all need to make decisions in our lives.

Do we live a long and frustrated life trying to cling to something that is no more and will never return?

Or, do we adapt and change with the times to find a new happiness and realize that when we’re happy and moving forward, life is always too short?

Things that once worked in the past, like working for a company for life, getting a pension, saving for 30 years and being able to retire in comfort are all long gone. Never to return.

The new “normal” seems to be working for a dozen companies before age 50, trying to fund a 401K when you’re not getting paid enough to take care of the house, wife, and kids. Then working into your 70s just trying to survive and not move in with the kids because you can’t afford your own place anymore.

In order to adapt and change with the times as they actually are and to find new happiness, we need to learn new things and find new people to help us along the way.

That’s why I developed Short Window Retirement Planning. It’s helped others. And, it can help you to retire in the next 3-5 years without ever risking a dollar in the stock market that crashes every 7-10 years anyway.

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Dr Fred “focused for retirement” Rouse, CFP

The REAL Money Doctor