1. The
New
Retirement
Story
Living
your
dreams
at
any
age
you
want.
Starting
NOW!
The
New
Retirement
Story
series
Paris
From
Peter
de
Kuster
The
Hero’s
Journey
All
you
need
to
do
is
look
a
Midnight
around
in
Paris
to
see
a
New
Retirement
Story
emerging.
The
74
year
aged
Woody
Allen
was
asked
if
he
would
retire
after
finishing
the
movie
‘Midnight
in
Paris’.
His
answer:
as
long
as
there
comes
along
an
interesting
project,
why
would
I
retire?
The
vision
of
a
retirement
spent
sipping
martinis
and
playing
golf
can
be
more
of
a
dead
end
than
a
dream.
For
many
of
us,
retirement
may
span
30
years
or
longer
and
will
not
be
viewed
as
an
isolated
economic
event
but
rather
a
part
of
ongoing
life
planning.
The
New
Retirement
Story
is
the
ability
to
achieve
the
freedom
to
pursue
your
own
goals,
at
your
own
pace,
on
your
own
terms…
regardless
of
your
age.
The
New
Retirement
Story
in
Paris
will
help
you
paint
a
detailed
portrait
of
your
own
perfect
future
and
show
you
how
to
achieve
it.
Travel
with
me
in
Paris
in
this
new
The
Hero’s
Journey
series.
This
will
be
our
travel
program:

2. Part
One:
Retire
the
Old
Retirement
Myths
1. The
End
of
Retirement
as
We
Know
It
2. The
End
of
Retirement
Fears
3. The
Great
Retire
Myths
4. End
of
the
Work/Retire
Ultimatum
Retirement
is
the
most
ugly
word
in
the
history
of
mankind
–
Ernest
Hemingway

3. Part
Two:
A
New
Story
5. Work
May
Always
Be
a
Part
of
Your
Life
6. You’re
OnLy
Old
When
You
Think
You
Are
7. Staying
Connected
to
the
World
8. You
Don’t
Have
to
Be
Retired
to
Do
What
You
Love
9. Don’t
Settle
for
a
Relaxed
Life
10.
How
Much
is
Your
Present
Job
Costing
You?
11.
Making
a
Testdrive
in
Your
Dreamjob
and
Dreamlife
Smart
Women
–
like
Catherine
Deneuve
–
don’t
retire.
They
re
–
invent
their
lives

4. Part
Three:
Your
Money
and
Your
Life
12.
It’s
Not
Just
about
You
13.
Raising
Your
Money
Intelligence
14.
Making
Money
Doing
What
You
Love
15.
How
Happy
People
Manage
their
Money
16.
The
Wisdom
in
Investing
17.
Giving
Your
Life
Away,
Not
Just
your
Money
18.
How
to
Spent
it
with
Love
Retirement
feels
for
me
like
being
thrown
on
the
scrap
heap
–
Simone
de
Beauvoir