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“It has the potential to become a classic in its category.” — St. Paul Pionner Press, September 30, 2007Although I’ve been what is labeled “retired” for over a decade, I found Mapping Your Retirement extremely useful and very wise. I’ve discovered that these later years are indeed a continuing journey. When chapters in the workbook explore with the reader such things as “Embracing What Matters,” “Establishing Healthy Habits, Preventing Disease, and Accidents,” and “Making Your Money Last a Lifetime,” I’ve found that my answers and my needs are different at age 75 than 65 and certainly different than in my 50′s. Our aging process benefits from re-assessing your journey along the way and Mapping Your Retirement has served me, and can serve you, as important guide at any age. –Connie Goldman, author of Secrets of Becoming a Late Bloomer, The Gifts of Caregiving and Late Life Love Romance and New Relationships in Later YearsEach of us experiences retirement living as uniquely as we experience living before retirement. Yet there are common topics for prudent preparation for the journey, and each is covered well in this book – a best in class guide that’s comprehensive and credible. –Richard Edwards, Administrator Emeritus Charter House, Mayo Clinic RochesterWe all want a big table with four strong legs to hold the banquet of our bonus years. The legs are Money Maturity, Wellness, Using Our Time purposefully and Remastering our Identity. Mapping Your Retirement is the workbook that reaches into key transition topics necessary to bring it all together when planning your next chapter. Whether retirement is your cup of tea or not, this book is about embracing the abundance of our gifted years ahead. –Marika Stone and Howard Stone, Co-Authors, Too Young to Retire: 101 Ways to Start the Rest of Your Life (Plume 2004)

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