One of the great gifts of retirement is being able to fully explore one’s relationship with time, productivity and creativity. And people approach this in so many different ways. I always ask other retired persons how they actually spend their day to days,, just because I am curious about this. It’s interesting that most people respond a…
One of the great gifts of retirement is being able to fully explore one’s relationship with time, productivity and creativity. And people approach this in so many different ways. I always ask other retired persons how they actually spend their day to days,, just because I am curious about this. It’s interesting that most people respond a little defensively at first, until I assure them that I have no expectations re how we “should” spend our time!
One of the great gifts of retirement is being able to fully explore one’s relationship with time, productivity and creativity. And people approach this in so many different ways. I always ask other retired persons how they actually spend their day to days,, just because I am curious about this. It’s interesting that most people respond a little defensively at first, until I assure them that I have no expectations re how we “should” spend our time!