Among older adults, retirees are more likely to experience depression than those who are working due to feelings of loneliness and loss of identity. But, it shouldn’t be this way. This chapter of freedom we work so hard for is called the “golden years” for a reason, and while the end of a career may feel like the finale, it’s actually the doorway to a plethora of opportunities, relationships, and experiences.Join Wealth Advisors Priscilla Brehm and Joe Seetoo, along with Liz Dietz, founder of Love of Aging, as they explore practical ways to create purpose, wellness, community, and joy in retirement. Fulfillment doesn’t end when work does, and it can even evolve into something greater than before.Tune in if you're interested in…Discovering how the Japanese concept of ikigai can help you define your purpose in retirementHearing real stories of finding purpose after a career endsUnderstanding why volunteering, mentoring, and relationships are essential to fulfillmentLearning practical ways to stay healthy, physically, mentally, and socially, in your later yearsGaining insights on navigating grief, transitions, and changing identity with grace