Recommended Reads

Challenge your brain to learn new things. Current research is telling us the importance of this as we age. Learn to dance or sing. Travel to someplace new. Start a new job. Volunteer. Turn over a new leaf and try something new.

		Your Next Career: Do What You've Always Wanted to Do Your Next Career helps experienced and post-retirement workers benefit from current and future employment trends: the shortage of trained and experienced younger workers, local and international outsourcing, alternative staffing arrangements, job instability, and a dramatic increase in entrepreneurial opportunities. The book optimistically addresses second career options both practically and prophetically. It provides sound strategies for creating traditional, non-traditional, and entrepreneurial second careers that provide excitement and fulfillment. Geary, Gail, 1943- 650.1408 GEARY