Retire Repurposed

On this episode, Ben Taatjes and I start a brand-new series on retirement stories. If you are a retiree, you have a story that needs to be shared. In this podcast, we give the reasons retirees are so valuable and how to find turning points in your own story. We also share the story of Lenore Marcus, a Minnesota woman that served as a “Rosie the Riveter” in World War II.

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On this episode, we continue our series on retirement lies. Many people unknowingly believe these untruths about themselves, their life, and retirement. We tackle the lie: retirement is all about you. For generations, retirement has been portrayed and defined as the season in life where you can finally focus on yourself. In this podcast, we explain the reasons this lie so easily entraps retirees and the effect it has on someone that makes retirement selfish.

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On this episode, Ben Taatjes talks about starting your Repurposed journey. Don’t be overwhelmed by the idea of redefining yourself and your purpose in retirement. In this podcast, we begin by discussing the essence of what it means to be Repurposed and liken it to a special skateboard in our office. And, we break down the two different kinds of purpose a retiree needs to embrace to retire well.

We bring back special guest Scott Jagodzinski. Scott founded an organization called Argent Alpha where He helps men over 50 years old implement strategies to become their healthiest, strongest selves. In this podcast, Scott talks about two concepts including your “zone of genius” where you not only see growth, but step into the essence how you were created to operate.

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Have you ever considered that retirement is selfish? Retirement is sold by society as a time when you can now dedicate your life to serving you. But, should it be this way? In this podcast, Ben Taatjes talks about the key factor you must include in your retirement, so it doesn’t prove self-serving, but rather one that has the biggest impact and legacy.