5 Steps To Create A Meaningful Retirement with Cyn Meyer

In this episode of Ready for Retirement, James discusses with retirement life coach Cyn Meyer how to create the most meaningful retirement.
Guest: Cyn Meyer is a Retirement Life Coach and founder of Second Wind Movement (secondwindmovement.com/about-....
Cyn's KZbin channel: / @cynmeyersecondwindmov...
She has free resources here on her website available to all of you. Cyn also offers a free workshop here:
Questions Answered:
What are the best ways to have a meaningful retirement?
What are the best strategies to implement TODAY to start preparing for your dream retirement?
How can your overall retirement strategy be improved?
Timestamps:
2:08 - Introduction
4:03 - Fear-based living
7:22 - Subtle Isn't SUBTLE!
12:27 - Encourage Yourself
16:39 - Understanding The NEW You
20:46 - Overall Happiness Levels
23:29 - Intentional Work
26:08 - You Are Unique
20:50 - Working With Us
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[@chessdad182]

I'm not even done watching the video and already I'm looking at Cynthia's website. A great subject. It isn't always about money. Makes me think about Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs, where the base needs are met (financially secure for retirement), but the higher level needs need to be planned for to achieve happiness. I liked the discussion of neuroplasticity.

[@RootFP]

She's great!

[@peterlloyd6337]

Hi - I'm in the U.K. A synopsis: I started work at 16 years of age in 1976 Semi-retired January 2023 and I will be 63 within 3 months Definitively, don't underestimate creating a meaningful retirement. In my entire career all you think is I will retire at 65 usually or whatever age you decide BUT there's zero in the workplace as guidance about retiring and you suddenly wake-up and realise gosh I am now retiring - retiring to something and not from something! This whole topic is as important as rightly being concerned about the financial side of retiring It's a massive topic retirement - most in the Corporate world say - oh days on the golf course hurrah! - that's the biggest understatement to be made about retiring - you really have to think about this chapter of your life after work. Feeling self-worth and a purpose. Everyone in working life is replaceable and soon after you leave the working world you are soon forgotten as that world moves on! Peter U.K.

[@genglandoh]

Very good point about volunteering find something that you like doing. In my case my wife suggested I join the towns men's club. They have monthly meeting to organize a few fundraisers each year. I did not like the idea of going to meetings to talk about fundraisers. So I though about what I like to do. I have 3 boys who are all married and I miss going fishing, swimming, hiking, visiting the zoo etc. So I joined the big brother little brother program. It has been great. The past 5 years I have had such fun spending a day every 2 weeks (average) with my little brother.

[@RootFP]

That's incredible!

[@michaelhiney1686]

Thanks James and Cyn! Great subject and content!

[@fluffhead917]

Great channel.. thanks 🍺

[@mikeleclerc4174]

Literally am dealing with a friend that is just scared to stop working, real life info thx

[@RootFP]

Glad it was helpful Mike!

[@ronaldhamme2866]

James, this is great! thank you for presenting this with Ms. Meyer. I enjoy your videos, especially the ones that touch on the human element not just the financial.

[@RootFP]

You're very welcome!

[@dryheatjenn23]

Really enjoyed this. Thanks Cyn and James!

[@jenniferswicegood4455]

Excellent guest, topic and conversation. Very relevant. Thanks James.

[@dforrest4503]

I’ve been thinking about this a lot. I want to retire pretty early to force myself out of the 70 hour weeks. The thing I worry about the most is finding that purpose, but I think forcing myself to change, try new things, and maybe be uncomfortable about trying new things will be important. I’ve thought about volunteering, part-time work, along with traveling to much more exotic places. Thanks for the great video James and Cynthia!

[@ChuckD2309]

Great conversation made even better by your thoughtful questions, James. Very encouraging.

[@embitious630]

Live in Asia like Bali 😊

[@cindimeyers8074]

Oh my...we share our name...almost identical..(cynthia meyers....here)

[@c2shiningc176]

What's wrong with leisure? yahoo my goodness I've worked my backside off. I got 3 more grueling years and leisure is my idea of ideal

[@miatafunrun3078]

I hear you man...