In this post from the Retirement Transformed blog, explore the importance of having a growth mindset for anyone shifting out of the world of work and into the phase of retirement. Learn about some key questions to consider and advice for how to keep […]
Bill Burnett, Executive Director of the Product Design Program and an Adjunct Professor in Mechanical Engineering – Design at Stanford, is the cofounder of the Life Design lab and coauthor of the book Designing Your Life that helps you reimagine work and your job. Whether you […]
One result of the COVID-19 pandemic was an excess of 2.5 million retirements in 2020. However, did you know that 1.5 million retirees re-entered the workforce by March 2022? In this piece from T. Rowe Price, learn more about the motivations behind “unretiring” and […]
Let’s face it, money management is a big part of adulthood. Whether you’re paying off student loans, saving for retirement, or trying to save money towards a big purchase like a home, it can be tricky to know the best strategies for investing your money. […]
During the weekend of June 8-9, 2018, the Office of Alumni Engagement is hosting a program for our alumni who are entering into their “third act” of life and seeking to define their calling and set goals for what comes next. For those alumni […]
This article from nextavenue.org highlights why your retirement may be the right time for you to start that business you always dreamed about. This post is in collaboration with Camp Third Act, a new signature program to help you contemplate the “third act” of your […]
Making the leap to transition to a new industry or life chapter is filled with both excitement and challenge. In this Wake Forest Magazine story, Kerry King (’85) interviews Cameron Kent (’79) about how he’s pursued his creative passions after a career as a […]
By Ed Southern (’94) Ed Southern is in his tenth year as Executive Director of the North Carolina Writers’ Network, a statewide organization dedicated to connecting, educating, promoting, and leading writers in all genres, at all levels of skill and experience. This guest post is a […]
Unless you plan to work forever, it’s never too soon to start saving for your future. In this comprehensive piece, New York Times Your Money columnist Ron Lieber provides the information that you need to get started working for your future, today.
