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The Paranoid Retiree is an informative, entertaining, and often irreverent podcast that gives people 55+ the permission they sometimes need to enjoy retirement to its fullest. By discussing the needless and necessary paranoias–and often overlooked opportunities–surrounding recent retirees, we provide a boost of assurance and psychological energy to be adventurous, stay motivated, and find all the humor you can in this amazing stage of life.

Don't be PARANOID....
it's your RETIREMENT!
We leave the money talk to your financial planner and other podcasts. The Paranoid Retiree (created by retirees for retirees) covers other retirement issues and solutions that can help banish paranoia from the best time of your life...all with a warm and wacky balance of sincerity and snicker ;)
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Friday Dec 27, 2024
BANISHING THE ANXIETY OF AGING
Friday Dec 27, 2024
Friday Dec 27, 2024
Retirement shouldn’t be a season of anxiety. Quite the opposite. It can be liberating, a time to throw anxiety under the bus and spread your wings. You've earned it! Aging isn’t a reason to feel anxious, avoid doing what you’re good at or what you love…maybe just revise those activities a little to make them less intimidating and more about what makes you—and others—feel good.
In short, LET THAT SHIT GO, and live your best life!
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Friday Jan 17, 2025
How To Harness Habits In Retirement
Friday Jan 17, 2025
Friday Jan 17, 2025
Let’s face it. Your entire world changes when you retire…routine, perspective on discretionary time, priorities, spending, and lots of other things. In short, suddenly we’re awash with time we never had before. And along with these changes in structure come changes in habits. Perhaps you now have the time to add good habits that fell by the wayside while working. Or maybe you’ve let things slide…a little too much? In this episode, we dive into the insidious world of habits that can form during retirement—both good and bad—when the structured demands of the working world are lifted…and what you can do to curb bad habits, and maybe replace them with good ones.
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