Mid-Segment Special Guest: Saskia Van Helden

Workplace/Ministry: www.WakeUpDeborah.org

#2 of 3-part series: In the United States, people typically retire between the age of 60 and 70. Regardless of when you will retire, ending your working life will change things. Even though this is often for the better, sometimes it can change unexpectedly or even deceptively. Retirement comes to many as a relief, but if you loved your work and found it truly gratifying – or built your entire social life around your career – retiring could present some pretty complex challenges.

In the Loneliness in Retirement series, this episode will focus on solutions for overcoming loneliness in Retirement and advice for avoiding it altogether. Here’s a hint: embracing change is a good thing!

Nobody wants to feel lonely during their retirement, so it’s important to recognize your feelings and take steps to improve your quality of life. Incorporating new habits – and a deeper spiritual walk resulting in a fresh outlook – will help you feel less isolated and alone after you leave the workforce. Your retirement years can be the best years of your life if you keep your eyes on the Lord, be honest with yourself, maintain a positive mindset, and embrace this new era of your life — it’s a gift of time that’s yours to treasure!

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Mid-Segment Special Guest: Saskia Van Helden Workplace/Ministry: <a class="Hyperlink SCXW108799591 BCX0" href="http://www.wakeupdeborah.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.WakeUpDeborah.org</a> #2 of 3-part series: In the United States, people typically retire between the age of 60 and 70. Regardless of when you will retire, ending your working life will change things. Even though this is often for the better, sometimes it can change unexpectedly or even deceptively. Retirement comes to many as a relief, but if you loved your work and found it truly gratifying – or built your entire social life around your career – retiring could present some pretty complex challenges. In the Loneliness in Retirement series, this episode will focus on solutions for overcoming loneliness in Retirement and advice for avoiding it altogether. Here’s a hint: embracing change is a good thing! Nobody wants to feel lonely during their retirement, so it’s important to recognize your feelings and take steps to improve your quality of life. Incorporating new habits – and a deeper spiritual walk resulting in a fresh outlook – will help you feel less isolated and alone after you leave the workforce. Your retirement years can be the best years of your life if you keep your eyes on the Lord, be honest with yourself, maintain a positive mindset, and embrace this new era of your life — it’s a gift of time that’s yours to treasure! <a href="http://www.RetirementReformation.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener">www.RetirementReformation.org</a>

iRetire4Him is the Mouthpiece of The Retirement Reformation online at www.RetirementReformation.org. We help you make the journey from Retirement to Reformation so you can say, I retire 4 him.

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Unlock God’s purpose for your retirement with the iRetire4Him Podcast, the voice and resource of the Retirement Reformation! Hosts Jim Brangenberg and Bruce Bruinsma deliver practical, biblical advice so that you can prepare for and live out a retirement full of purpose and satisfaction. Make the journey from retirement to reformation so you can say “iRetire4Him!”

Unlock God’s purpose for your retirement with the iRetire4Him Podcast, the voice and resource of the Retirement Reformation! Hosts Jim Brangenberg and Bruce Bruinsma deliver practical, biblical advice so that you can prepare for and live out a retirement full of purpose and satisfaction. Make the journey from retirement to reformation so you can say “iRetire4Him!”

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