The 60-Something Crisis

If you're considering what's next? Barbara Pagano's book, The 60-Something Crisis: How to Live an Extraordinary Life in Retirement, provides a thoughtful and compelling blueprint for creating a fulfilling last third of life. It's filled with her hard-earned wisdom and offers practical and actionable advice.--Dorian Mintzer, MSW, PhD, BCC-certified professional retirement coach, coauthor of The Couple's Retirement Puzzle: 10 Must-Have Conversations for Creating an Amazing New Life Together This is the book so many of us need right now. Barbara Pagano provides a thoughtful, practical, and compelling approach to what truly matters as we stand on the threshold of the last third of life. Packed with actionable advice you'll be able to apply immediately.--Emma Seppala, author, The Happiness Track and faculty director, Yale School of Management Boomers keep boomin'! The generation who pioneered rock 'n' roll and created the internet is now inventing a new stage of life--the post-career flourish. Barbara Pagano shows us an array of possibilities for a dynamic fourth quarter of meaning and happiness--a welcome answer to What's next? Well-researched, well-written, wise and inspiring, this book will open your eyes to a new view of the rest of your life, and show you how to find the paths to take you there.--Marti Barletta, author of Marketing to PrimeTime Women: How to Win the Hearts, Minds and Business of Boomer Big Spenders Brilliant, simply brilliant! Just when it appears life as we know it is coming to a close, Barbara illuminates how to enhance our intention, courage, and playfulness for the next 25 years!--C. Richard Weylman, CSP, CPAE international bestselling author and yes, over sixty! In The 60-Something Crisis, Barbara Pagano has put her finger on the most crucial element anyone at any age needs for a rich, fulfilling life: a spirit of exploration. This book will honor your earned wisdom and life experience, guiding you to identify and celebrate the steps right in front of you, on your way to a deliberate and satisfying retirement.--Sarah Hays Coomer, NBC-HWC, author of The Habit Trip , Physical Disobedience , and Lightness of Body and Mind It takes courage to approach your life with no limits--and no age limits. As we increasingly lead long and healthy lives, Barbara Pagano's new book shows us how to renew ourselves with curiosity, self-knowledge, and joy. A great read for those who want to make every second of their lives count.--Dorie Clark, author, The Long Game and executive education faculty, Duke University Fuqua School of Business Retirement can feel like trying to completely reinvent your life--but it doesn't have to! Filled with engaging stories, thoughtful introspection, and humor to keep the pages turning, Barbara will guide you in reflection of how you can plan and prepare for this chapter of life. A must read!--Marshall Goldsmith, New York Times #1 bestselling author of Triggers, Mojo, and What Got You Here Won't Get You There Retirement today looks very different than it did when my mother and father retired. We will live and work longer than our parents did. Therefore, we have a lot more financial and life decisions to make. The 60-Something Crisis: How to Live an Extraordinary Life in Retirement lays out a framework on why, how, and when to approach those decisions intentionally.--Marc Miller, author, Repurpose Your Career-A Practical Guide to the 2nd Half of Life and host, Repurpose Your Career podcast The awareness that came to me powerfully as I enjoyed The 60-Something Crisis is that this book is about more than strategic planning or defining a legacy. It's a book about love; and stepping into a greater love of life and love of ourselves. I'm a 50-something, and Pagano's loving wisdom has arrived just in time for me.--David Hutchins, author of Story Dash