Emotional Aspects of Retirement
One can start to adjust to retirement and the psychological/emotional aspects of it by planning for this.
Make two lists:
- There are many aspects of a job that we would miss after we retire. One has to make a list of those aspects which are meaningful to us, or from which we derive maximum fulfilment.
- Secondly, one can make a list of the minor roles that one liked doing, and would like to expand upon, like gardening, or mentoring juniors.
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