Long gone are the days when retirement meant the end of one’s productive journey. Read more at straitstimes.com.
We are living longer and working well into our older years. We can do this more smartly if we bear a few things in mind.You may never be too old to try something different, but some people convince themselves that is the case.
Adrian was 72 when he came to me for coaching. His re-employment contract as a director of procurement ended when he was 68. After enjoying a few years of life outside of corporate world, he soon realised he wanted to rejoin the workforce, but only in roles similar to what he had known for decades.Easy access any time via ST app on 1 mobile deviceResend verification e-mail
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