by Dr Denise Taylor | Wed,Dec,2023 | Book Launch, Retirement
This time I wanted to share some ‘snacks’ related to my retirement research. The Cheltenham Book Launch Party This took place 2-3 weeks ago. It was a celebration with people I know. Some well, some less so. It was more intimate and personal than the online launch. A...
by Dr Denise Taylor | Fri,Dec,2023 | Elderhood, Getting older, Retirement
Many people think legacy is meant for those who have a lot of money and are known as philanthropists. Or they are people such as Martin Luther King and Mother Teresa, activists and saints doing important work. But we can all leave a legacy. Whilst we are likely to...
by Dr Denise Taylor | Wed,Nov,2023 | Retirement
Entering a period of retirement there are many different views. Some people have got jaded by their work and can’t wait to leave. Others have it forced up on them, they are perhaps a partner in a consultancy firm and it’s written that they leave at 60. Others will...
by Dr Denise Taylor | Sat,Oct,2023 | Health & Wellbeing, Health and Wellbeing, Retirement
How retirement can affect self-esteem This time I wanted to share a small aspect of my research. Retirement is not a single event, but a process over time. It also means that we begin to be affected by this event as we prepare and then transition to retirement. For...
by Dr Denise Taylor | Fri,Oct,2023 | Future life, Getting older, Retirement
My main focus is on the retirement transition, but we can also consider our future earlier, around midlife. With children born today likely to live to 100, there is much talk of the 100-year life. So around 50 we move into the second half of life. The Government have...
by Dr Denise Taylor | Wed,Sep,2023 | Retirement
Retirement, although a widely used term, may not resonate with everyone. However, it’s time to redefine its meaning and embark on a new journey. Instead of simply stating your job title, let’s explore the comprehensive value you bring. Embrace the...
