Monthly Archives: October 2007

As you can see from the last few posts I’m really back on the authoring side of putting your life-knowledge to work.  And books, on paper or on-screen are always going to be a big part of the equation.  But … Continue reading →

It isn’t often I get two good blog posts out of just one article, but this feature on Boomers Who Won’t Retire on CNN had been very valuable to me.  Many of us, when close to retirement age are prone … Continue reading →

Some may have already come to the conclusion I’m a slave driver.  I want to keep everyone’s shoulder to the wheel until they drop, perhaps?  No, that’s not really my philosophy at all.  But while other advisors make a living … Continue reading →

I haven’t started any of my blogs with the exclusive idea of selling them, but I certainly keep the thought in mind, and I’d sell any or all in a heartbeat, for the right price.  Scott, over at wrevenue.com (who … Continue reading →

As I’ve mentioned before I make a lot of use of Google Alerts (you should set some for yourself and see how valuable this service is) to find information on things I want to learn about as well as subjects … Continue reading →

This retirement thingy isn’t always all it’s cracked up to be.  I’m not complaining, you understand … for one thing, I put in my time and I’m going to enjoy it, even if it kills me.  for another reason, I … Continue reading →

I’ve been having fun with these mini-reviews of other bloggers over the past few weeks.  I’ve had Derek Beauchemin’s blog on my “must do” list for some time now.  I’ve been reading Derek for a month or two now and … Continue reading →

My good friend Brendon Sinclair isn’t a retiree or a senior (yet).  He lives near Brisbane, Australia and operates a web site design and public relations firm.  He’s had a lot of success promoting and building his business by taking … Continue reading →