Does this describe you?

• Do you still feel active and vital?
• Do you hate the word ‘senior’ and don’t want to be reminded about the aches and pains that appear now and then?
• Are you looking for new things to learn?
• Do you want to be active, productive and independent?
• Do you want to create a new life for yourself, but sometimes get overwhelmed about where to start and how to make all come together?
• Did you know in recent research conducted by Ameriprise Financials, almost two thirds of retirees reported being dissatisfied with retirement?

Who I work best with?

Many of my clients share the same characteristics. They are committed to their own personal growth, as well as living life with passion and commitment.

You have a deep desire for meaning in your life – You have been successful in your work and family and you want that same sense of success in retirement. This doesn’t mean jut filling hours, but being engaged in activities that are fun, as well as productive.

You are willing to try something new – You already know that doing it “your way” hasn’t worked so well. You are willing to try a new way, not “my” way, but a “different” way and see what happens.

You are willing to commit to the process – You know there is no “quick fix.” You are willing to take the time and explore options as you create new opportunities for finding meaning in your life. You recognize that sometimes things feel worse before they feel better. Setbacks don’t faze you. You don’t give up.

You want to have fun along the way – Working on your life is serious work, deep work, hard work. You are willing to experiment with your life. You understand that the answers won’t come instantaneously, but you’re committed to the journey.

You want results – You are consistent in applying yourself towards improving your life. You’re not looking for the easy answers, but ones that will bring you a deep sense of purpose. You continue to do “whatever it takes.”