The Perfect Retirement
The myth of a perfect retirement is based on the belief that our biggest need that drives us in life is an income. In reality:
- We have a need for a purpose. Without it, our life becomes dull and meaningless.
- Productive work is the 'glue' that helps hold our life together. Limitless leisure can lead us to become bored and unengaged.
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"Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower." - Steve Jobs. Striving not to be a follower.
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