Monthly Archives: October 2016

Ever thought about living in your own RV and being HOME as soon as you arrive wherever? Well read THIS story to find out how that would be.

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If you thought you had seen the last of David Letterman, think again. HERE you can read his view on retirement and three tips he wants to pass on to all of us.

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According to Kaye Marks, director of marketing and communications for the Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship (PATH) Intl., a non-profit group that promotes equine-assisted activities and therapies, a recent survey revealed that for the first time, 115 of the group’s 877 members reported having senior-specific programs ranging from those aimed …

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Well there is quite a bit of research done about how to be happy in Retirement. First you need to enroll for free in our network for experienced talent here at retired resources. But then you need to follow the items mentioned in THIS article.

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Yes, we love our people who are Retired but not yet Tired. We offer this network for experienced talent in order for them to be able to make a profile and communicate their talents to our partner companies. Join today and see what opportunities open up. Meanwhile enjoy THIS …

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You can make a free profile on our website by clicking HERE. This will make your profile available to recruiters from our partner companies who can offer you opportunities. But if you want to search and prepare a resume and prepare for interviews, you may need some more …

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HERE we have an article for you with some tips on how to keep your retirement funded for a longer time. Now if you want to add to the retirement funds by making your knowledge and experience available to companies who need it, make a profile more

Instead of just the regular resume approach, try in your cover letter to be very specific about what problems you can solve for this particular company. This should also be the focus of your profile here at the network for experienced talent. You need to showcase what you are good at …

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So after the retirement reception is over and the friendly farewells are done, you have some choices to make. Not urgent but you need to think about where you live. Do you want to hang on to the family residence and in future expect kids and grandkids to visit on …

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You are now retired (but not yet tired) and the receptions and well wishing cards have faded, now is the time to start continuing your search for the retirement job that is going to make it all fun. Put all that knowledge and experience to good use and help out …

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