Im Retiring, Now What?!: Get Your Finances in Order/ Decide Where To Retire/ Healthy Living
by Ash Shukla
Category: Education

CHAKRAS are ancient principles derived from India's oldest text called Vedas originated 2,000 - 6,000 B.C.Another name of CHAKRA is a Wheel. They are also known as pinpoints in your body. Until now they have been known as 7 elements of body which help human being live Happy, Healthy, Harmonious, Peaceful, & Prosperous life when all of them are inline.For example, My grandfather is 93 years old. He practices yoga everyday to align his 7 CHAKRAS. Because, his chakras are aligned he is living a dieses free life. I can tell you that he is living Happy, Healthy, Harmonious, Peaceful, & Prosperous life. He is so healthy that he takes a 24-hour plane ride to India every year. If aligning your internal CHAKRAS can help you lead the kind of life my grand father is leading, can you imagine what kind of impact they would have when you finally align your CHAKRAS Of Retirement? This book is about aligning your CHAKRAS Of Retirement. This is just one of the CHAKRAS of financial matters.Retirement: It's nice to get out of the rat race, but you have to learn to get along with less cheese. ~Gene PerretNow that quote might be humorous, but it doesn't have to be true. Most people associate retirement with much more than not working. They also think that when you don't go to the office every day you also don't get that paycheck either.Retirement is different things to different people. For those in their 20s, it's a distant dream. For those in their 30s and 40s, it's a minor concern. For those 50 and beyond, it's a reality that must be dealt with. No matter what your age, you should start to prepare for your retirement and the sooner the better. So lets take a ride together and tackle this issue once and for all. Retirement planning is about more than investing and saving. It's also about enjoying your life after you decide to retire from your career or job. To fully enjoy yourself after retirement, you should have a plan on how you will spend your time and where you will live. You probably should start now to get in shape so you will enjoy a healthy retirement. What about your family, how do they fit into your retirement plans? Your retirement plans should go well beyond finances.Many young people don't think that they need to plan for retirement. Heck, I'm only 40 and I don't really think about planning for retirement. But the reality is that there is no time like the present to start thinking about your future. Unless you are near retirement age, you will no doubt procrastinate about planning for your retirement and coming up with a robust strategy. It's probably impossible to expect someone in there twenties to make serious retirement plans. Even those with 15 to 20 years left before retirement might have trouble with firm financial plans. In your twenties, your retirement plans will probably consist of a basic savings program. Retirement is many years away and your thoughts are probably more on buying a house than on retiring. In your thirties, your thoughts might be on sending your children to college and thoughts of retirement are not important. When you reach your forties, you begin the wonder where the years went and start to consider serious planning for when you retire. Here, consider, is the key word. If you're like most people, you consider planning but don't quite get around to it. Then all at once, you are in your fifties and realization hits. You are near retirement age and haven't given any thoughts to how you will afford to quit working and enjoy your retirement years. OK, no matter what your age, there is hope for your retirement plan. Most employers provide a pension plan, the government provides social security, and you might have some investments and real estate. The younger you are the better but with some serious thought, you can pull it off.Of course, first, you'll need to commit yourself to quitting in the first place.