It is something we all dream of from the time we enter the work force-retirement. We unconsciously day dream of a time when we can punch that time clock one last time, toss the alarm clock in the trash can beside the bed, and spend each day doing absolutely nothing. As the big day rapidly approaches wonderment begins to fill our minds as to what we are going to do with all of this newfound time.
Many individuals even begin to wonder if retirement is worth what they waited so long to enjoy.
Retirement does not have to be about quitting life altogether, or even work for that matter. Work after retirement is often more rewarding than the 30 years one spent on the job. Usually work after retirement translates into something an individual enjoys doing, without all of the hassles and pressures that came packaged along with their old 9 to 5 careers. They are hitting the information superhighway that leads them to job opportunities, hobbies, interests, and information that fills their time and enhances their newfound lifestyle. Many retirees even return to school to take computer classes, work on a degree, or just learn something new.