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Every Day 10,000 people retire in North America. Riley explores and explains The Four Phases of Retirement that almost everyone experiences. Moynes.

This book and the workshop is designed to help the newly and currently retired as they work through the Four Phases of Retirement The Four Phases of Retirement is based on current research as well as The author and workshop host, Riley Moynes' own personal journey. If you’re not retired, this handy guide will show you what to expect. If you are retired, it’ll help you sort out the changes and challenges you’ll face. Inside you’ll learn about:
The Four Phases of Retirement
The Five Unavoidable Losses
The Brain and the Bicycle
Your Unique Ability
The “Sweet Spot”

The Four Phases of Retirement workshop has been created and is hosted by Riley E. Dr. Riley Moynes is a successful author with several best-sellers to his credit. Foremost among them was the groundbreaking financial planning guide entitled The Money Coach, which was a consistent best-seller through six editions. He is also a popular public speaker. Following a successful 20-year career as an educator, he turned his talents to the financial services sector, launching a wealth management firm which grew to include offices in several cities. He was an early recipient of the Dalbar Financial Professional Seal as one of the country’s most trusted financial advisors. His biography appears in Canadian Who’s Who, Who’s Who in Canadian Business and the International Who’s Who in Education. Now retired from active involvement in the investment business, he concentrates his efforts by writing reader-friendly publications on topics of public interest, and presenting Workshops across the country based on those publications. One of those recent publications, The Four Phases of Retirement: What to Expect When You’re Retiring became a Canadian best-seller within a year of its release.

01/12/2022

I am honoured and excited to be speaking at TEDxSurrey 2022 (Feb 19)! If you or someone you know is close to retirement, this is a must watch! The talk will be about "4 Phases of Retirement…and the psychological challenges!" and you can watch it via free livestream or if you are able to attend in person, you can get full event info and tickets at www.tedxsurrey.ca

08/31/2021

Finishing the month off with one more conversation I had on my podcast “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement”. This time I spoke with Jeff Merriman. An engineer by training and experience, learn how Jeff is “squeezing all the juice out of retirement” in his role as Field Director of Water Ambassadors of Canada, and is using his experience to change lives by providing clean drinking water. Find us at the link here or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Jeff-Merriman-eaiqkh/a-a1d1c5l

08/24/2021

Here is another great talk I had with an interesting and dynamic individual who is getting the most out of retirement. On this episode of “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement” I spoke with Gary Ward, Gary emphasizes the importance of participating, volunteering, “congregating”, and “signing up” as a means of socializing and meeting interesting new people in your post-work career. Give it a listen here or wherever you get your podcasts
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Gary-Ward-ear6a8/a-a1fp5dm

08/17/2021

Sharing another of my wonderful conversations with individuals who manage to Squeeze All the Juice Out of Retirement I want to introduce you to Jim Bartl. A retired lawyer, Jim uses all his negotiating, mediation, research, debating and collaborative skills to bring about improvements to his winter community in Florida. Take a listen to our talk over on my podcast “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement”.
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Jim-Bartl-ear6es/a-a1fp8q6

08/10/2021

Keeping with this month’s theme of sharing some of the conversations I have had on my podcast “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement” I want to present an interview with Jim Abram. After 30 years in the oil and gas industry, Jim stepped back briefly before redirecting his energies and diving in to help seniors who needed help. Often, he says, they won’t ask; so he just does it. He now advocates for them both politically and socially, and receives great satisfaction from doing so. Join us by listening on my podcast “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement” here or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Jim-Abram-ebtm4i/a-a1p3345

08/03/2021

This month I wanted to spend some time sharing some of the great conversations I have had with people who are Squeezing All the Juice out of Retirement. Here we have an interview I did with Jan Rose a person who doesn’t miss a beat! She serves as a volunteer on the executive of not one but two community organizations, she plays in not one but two community concert bands, she works part-time, she drives an all-electric vehicle and she travels. She says the days just aren’t long enough for her to accomplish all she wants to! Take a moment to listen over on the podcast “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement” here or wherever you get your podcasts.
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Jan-Rose-ed0rms/a-a1vtc8g

07/27/2021

Part of retirement is no longer having to fill your days with the work that comes along with a career. The problem is often then what to fill your days with. We can’t spend all our time volunteering or golfing; sometimes it is nice to work on a hobby. For some of us we may have never had the time or the energy to pick up a hobby between work and raising a family. This article from the New York Times is a fun little guide on how to find a hobby: something you enjoy doing that is also active and productive. Enjoy.
https://www.nytimes.com/guides/smarterliving/how-to-find-a-hobby

07/20/2021

For those that haven’t, might I suggest taking a look at my YouTube channel. It is a mix of my podcast interviews and some discussions on the Four Phases Of Retirement. I like to think of it as a valuable resource for those in retirement and those that are close to retirement. If you are looking for something to watch and listen to, why not spend some time learning about retirement and how to squeeze all the juice out of it?
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIGkeSUg3WGiVhxgOCYcpEg

07/13/2021

Revisiting my interview with Don Kalmey, a life-long coach and team player, Don is devoted and committed to youth development. Hear how in his post-professional career, he’s working to create a pre-college summer Boot Camp, designed to assist students make values-based decisions as they head off to college.
https://anchor.fm/squeezingthejuice/episodes/Interview-with-Don-Kalmey-eb6hab

07/06/2021

Settling into summer is a time to relax and reflect. The past few years have been hectic and may have left you feeling displaced or vulnerable. It was just blow after blow with no time to adjust to how fast things were changing. Sometimes life is slow and sometimes it comes at us all at once. That feeling of being unmoored is a lot like when we enter retirement. A time that is supposed to be relaxing can really be difficult as we are faced with a new phase of life and all the new challenges it brings. This part of retirement is not talked about enough and is what inspired me to write my best-selling book “The Four Phases of Retirement”. In the book we look at solutions to this feeling of displacement that comes with retirement.
https://thefourphases.com/buy-the-book/

06/29/2021

If you are looking for something to read at the cottage this year might I suggest a book that is informative yet easy to digest? I am, of course, talking about my own best-selling work “The Four Phases of Retirement”. I may be biased but I really do think this short yet informative read is an important one. Especially if you are near retirement or in retirement and feeling lost. Take a look and if you are unsure might I suggest watching this recording of the seminar of the same name. https://thefourphases.com/the-workshop/
https://thefourphases.com/buy-the-book/

06/22/2021

Looking for something to do? The summer weather tends to have us all seeking to be a little more active...something that has been difficult due to the pandemic. In the heat, there is also always the risk of heat exhaustion and over-exertion, so take it easy out there! If you are looking for some safe and socially distant activities to fill in the longer days, this article from Chartwell Retirement Residences has some great examples. I particularly like the idea of a “Victory Garden”, especially as it looks like we are finally nearing the finish line of this pandemic.
https://chartwell.com/en/blog/2020/08/4-fun-physically-distanced-summer-activities-for-seniors

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