For many older adults, finding time to experience nature can be one of the greatest pleasures in retirement. And what better place to take in America's splendor than one of our over 400 National Park Service sites? For over a century, generations of retirees have explored these stunning landscapes, marveled at the diverse wildlife, and discovered the physical benefits of a retirement spent in the great outdoors. But recent research suggests that the mental benefits could be even more important for retirees. Click the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/ev6pBv4i
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For many older adults, finding time to experience nature can be one of the greatest pleasures in retirement. And what better place to take in America's splendor than one of our over 400 National Park Service sites? For over a century, generations of retirees have explored these stunning landscapes, marveled at the diverse wildlife, and discovered the physical benefits of a retirement spent in the great outdoors. But recent research suggests that the mental benefits could be even more important for retirees. Click the link to read more: https://lnkd.in/eks2KCSJ
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Retiring With Honor: Ranking the 15 Best (and 15 Worst) States for Veteran Retirees Best ~ ~ ~ Best: Virginia Best: Florida Best: Minnesota Best: Maryland Best: New Hampshire Best: Alaska Best: South Carolina Best: Maine Best: South Dakota Best: Connecticut Best: North Carolina Best: Alabama Best: Hawaii Best: Massachusetts Best: Utah Worst ~ ~ ~ Worst: Vermont Worst: Nevada Worst: District of Columbia Worst: Oregon Worst: Washington Worst: New Mexico Worst: Mississippi Worst: California Worst: Rhode Island Worst: Iowa Worst: Illinois Worst: Ohio Worst: New York Worst: Georgia
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In many cultures, elders hold a sacred place. They are the connectors between generations, the keepers of wisdom, and those who guide with clarity and compassion. But in modern society, we've separated the elderly from the young. We've lost the natural mentorship, stories, and knowledge only elders can provide. Imagine a world where generations lived in harmony, sharing stories, guidance, and support. This is not a utopian dream—it happens in places like Blue Zones, where longevity and community thrive together. We need elders in our culture, neighborhoods, and even politics. They bring a presence that shifts the room – not through ego but wisdom. How do you think we can bridge the gap and bring elders back into the heart of our communities? #ConsciousLiving #ElderTransition #GrowingOld #Retirement #Elder
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A "Rabbits to Human Workers" analogy seems not only uncanny, but relevant even now, so let's think between the lines and go down that comparison hole for a minute: How Long Do Wild Rabbits Live? The age a wild rabbit can live to will depend on each species. Just because some rabbits can live to around 9 years old doesn’t mean that all rabbits will live this long, yet time and again, nature gives us species outliers, and those always get noticed for standing out. 🐇 There will always be rabbits from each species that will defy the averages and live a lot longer than expected. These rabbits are the exception. The reality is that most wild rabbits will die as infants. That’s why rabbits will often have large litters and too many of them can create stress on resources, and they end up competing hard for a better, well-earned new opportunity in an overpopulated environment. They are aware most of those baby bunnies won’t survive. So when some die at least a few more will go on. In the long run, the species (or special individual characteristics in what can appear as that outlier rabbit) plays a huge part in how long a rabbit will last in the wild, and what "extra" bonus that longer tenure offers the warren around them. Some are proven to just "keep going". https://lnkd.in/gkHe4Fyb
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Best Florida Cities to Retire
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Retiring With Honor: Ranking the 15 Best (and 15 Worst) States for Veteran Retirees Best ~ ~ ~ Best: Virginia Best: Florida Best: Minnesota Best: Maryland Best: New Hampshire Best: Alaska Best: South Carolina Best: Maine Best: South Dakota Best: Connecticut Best: North Carolina Best: Alabama Best: Hawaii Best: Massachusetts Best: Utah Worst ~ ~ ~ Worst: Vermont Worst: Nevada Worst: District of Columbia Worst: Oregon Worst: Washington Worst: New Mexico Worst: Mississippi Worst: California Worst: Rhode Island Worst: Iowa Worst: Illinois Worst: Ohio Worst: New York Worst: Georgia
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1,000 older Americans shared their biggest life regrets—revealing the complexities of planning for the future. Discover their insights and the wisdom of hindsight in this free article from Business Insider!
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New York has been an incredible stage for life's grand performance - from the bustle of Brooklyn's streets to the historic charms of Nassau County. Yet, as the curtains close on the active years of work, many New Yorkers dream of a quieter, more affordable setting for their retirement encore. Looking for tranquility without the hefty price tag of the Big Apple? 🍎 Here are the top destinations that beckon with open arms: 1️⃣ Asheville, North Carolina - a haven for retirees seeking an artistic community amidst the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains. 2️⃣ Sarasota, Florida - sun-soaked beaches, without the sun-soaked cost, perfect for those who adore the ocean’s whisper. 3️⃣ Ann Arbor, Michigan - where cultural vibrancy meets Midwestern charm, a college town with a retiree-friendly pace. 4️⃣ Austin, Texas - offering an eclectic scene with a slower pace of life and a warm welcome for all ages. As a real estate professional specialized in aiding retirees to sell their precious New York homes and secure their dream retirement abode, I've guided many through this transition. The key to a seamless shift? Planning, patience, and a bit of heart. ❤️ Retirees, what's on your wish list for your post-NY paradise? Let’s jog through your dreams and make them a reality. #RetirementLiving #RealEstate #NewBeginnings #Relocation
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