Unanticipated Concerns of Retirees
As Yogi Berra famously said, "The Future Ain’t What It Used to Be," and this sentiment rings true for retirement. While many people adapt well, a significant minority find it surprisingly difficult. Financial and physical preparation often overshadow the emotional aspect, leading to a retirement that is financially secure but emotionally unfulfilling.
Retirement satisfaction can differ greatly from the idealized images of leisure and relaxation. High achievers may miss the rewards of their careers, free time can become burdensome, and loss of professional identity can lead to grief and loneliness. New demands on relationships, the vulnerabilities of aging, and emotional turbulence can create unexpected challenges. Questions of identity, purpose, and belonging often resurface with new urgency.
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Dr. Shaun Murphy
Hello, I am Dr. Shaun Murphy. Thank you for visiting my website. After decades of working as an Organizational Psychologist and Consultant with executives of major companies worldwide, I too have joined the ranks of the retired. I have designed a workshop and coaching practice to help my fellow boomers adjust to this new stage of life.