You Don’t Need a Retirement Coach—Or Do You?
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What do tennis pros and retirees have in common? More than you might think. Just like American tennis player Coco Gauff leaned on her coach to unlock a championship-winning version of herself, today’s retirees are discovering the value of having someone in their corner—a guide to help them navigate a new, uncharted chapter of life.
READ THE ARTICLEUnlocking a Fulfilling Future: Your “Bonus Life” deserves the same intentional planning you gave to your first adult chapter. In this article, previous podcast guest Jann Freed explores a powerful three-legged stool metaphor to leverage in your planning process:
📌 Reassessment of your values, needs, and dreams in midlife and beyond
📌 Support & community to process challenges, find accountability, and dream big
📌 Resources that empower you to take meaningful action and contribute in new ways
Key Takeaways: Thriving in retirement isn’t about going it alone. It’s about being intentional—with your time, your energy, and your purpose. This is exactly why we developed the Howard Bailey Coaching Community. It's a support system strategically designed to help you unlock your most authentic, fulfilling life.