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The Problem With Too Much Leisure in Retirement
Implicit in the typical retirement images of walks on the beach, exotic travel, playing golf and other various forms of leisure activity, is that the whole goal of retirement is to do all of those activities and none of the one that most of us do right up to that point: work. Certainly, many people aren’t particularly happy with their jobs and the work they do, and really can’t wait to get away from it all. Yet the biggest surprise is that part of what makes leisurely pursuits so enjoyable is their contrast to and break from the rest of our obligations and ongoing pursuits….Read More
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