Saving money for retirement, and investing it wisely, is an important thing to do, of course.
We all know that!
If you don't, be sure to call Charlie Brown, because he knows how to guide you through it all!
And yet, if you have no idea what you want your retirement to look like, what you want to be doing during your retirement years, and with whom you want to share all these experiences, the money you set aside will be meaningless and will bring very little joy or satisfaction!
It's important to invest a sizable amount of time, energy, and focus on what will bring meaning and purpose to your life now, and when these ideas are more firmly planted in your mind, it's important to begin implementing the types of skills, passions, and behaviors which will continue to create a good life for you after you retire.
After you are retired and no longer in the workforce where many of your needs are met, it may be a bit too late to begin the work of developing the resources and interests you want to have in your life during your retirement years.
