Learning Later, Living Greater: Articles of Interest

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New Baby Boomer Book Seeks to Redefine Retirement through Lifelong Learning

Learning Knows No Age Limit - appeared in "New Haven Register," June 7, 2009

Get out of the Gym, into the Classroom- appeared on www.retirementrevised.com, February 27, 2008

Live & Learn Pelham Writer Touts the Benefits of New Experiences for a Vital Retirement - appeared in "Lowell Sun," November 4, 2007

Top Ten Benefits of Lifelong Learning

Twelve Easy Ways to Learn through Meaningful Community Service

Three Ways an Active Mind Means an Active Body in Later Life

Three Easy Ways to Socialize in Your After-50 Years

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Over the next 20 years, 78 million Baby Boomers will face transition - a new kind of retirement. Chances are good you are one of them. Learning Later, Living Greater was written to help you with this transition. It is a guidebook for transforming your later years into a richly satisfying period of personal growth and social involvement.

What the experts say about Learning Later, Living Greater...

Ken Dychtwald - "...a terrific resource for navigating the uncharted waters of revolutionary retirement trends and lifestyles..."

Marc Freedman - "...connects the dots between lifelong learning, community service, health and happiness..."

Paul Nussbaum - "has correctly championed lifelong learning as a proactive lifestyle for overall personal development..."

Robert Otterbourg - "...shows the nearly unlimited opportunities for those who want to broaden their retirement lifestyle."

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