It was pretty good. It pointed out some things that will help my husband, I believe. ( )

This is a 229-page repetitive word salad of mostly obvious aspects of retirement: that you might consider beginning it earlier than later; that you can (and should) pursue myriad interests; that you might want to relocate; that you should optimize your health and relationships. It does not touch on financial-planning aspects. The only memorable take-away is his “Get-a-Life Tree” -- a template for creating a visual mind-map of one’s interests. ( )

I was expecting more from this. The information is mostly interesting but the writing is treacle like and was sending me off to sleep. Best chapter is the planning activities one. Bit disappointing. ( )

This book contained a few good tips but there was simply not enough content to warrant an entire book. ( )

Great read on preparing to retire. Informative, easy to read and entertaining. I loved the listing of hobbies for retirees. ( )