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It was nice to be on the other side of the conversation about squeezing all the juice out of retirement. This is part 2 of my conversation with TMFG.

Riley's interview with TMFG pt 2

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It was nice to be on the other side of the conversation about squeezing all the juice out of retirement.

Riley's Interview With TFMG

<description>&lt;p&gt;Jan 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!&lt;/p&gt;
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Jan 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!

Interview with Jan Rose

<description>&lt;p&gt;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.&lt;/p&gt;
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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.

Interview with Jim Abram

<description>&lt;p&gt;Jonathan is a veteran financial columnist, blogger and author based in Toronto. He was the &lt;em&gt;Financial Post’s&lt;/em&gt; long-time personal finance columnist and editor-in-chief for &lt;em&gt;MoneySense&lt;/em&gt; Magazine. Unlike many of my interviewees who have made radical changes in their post-career initiatives, Jon continues with many of his former activities, but at a more relaxed pace, scaling back, he says, from a former 4-hour work day to a current 3-hour one!&lt;/p&gt;
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Jonathan is a veteran financial columnist, blogger and author based in Toronto. He was the Financial Post’s long-time personal finance columnist and editor-in-chief for MoneySense Magazine. Unlike many of my interviewees who have made radical changes in their post-career initiatives, Jon continues with many of his former activities, but at a more relaxed pace, scaling back, he says, from a former 4-hour work day to a current 3-hour one!

Interview with Jonathan Chevreau

Podcast host and author Riley Moynes introduces the series entitled “Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement”. He draws the connection between his research that led to writing the book entitled The Four Phases of Retirement and this series, where Phase Four retirees share their stories and describe how they’re “squeezing all the juice out of retirement”.

Squeezing All The Juice Out Of Retirement

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