Terry S. Mulhern, a 1997 graduate of Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School of Management, has written a book to better plan for retirement: Retirement: Congratulations, You Have Been Promoted to CEO! The Habits of Highly Effective CEOs that are Necessary for Retiring Healthy, Wealthy, and Fulfilled!
Just published in January, it is available for family and friends at a discounted price of $7.97 for paperback ($19.97 – Retail) and Kindle $0.99 ($4.97 Retail) until February 15th.
Purchase for Kindle for $0.99 until Feb 15 ($4.97 Retail).
About the book
Have you ever wondered why some retirees are active, physically fit, at the top of their game mentally – and always ready to take on the next adventure without worry about how much it will cost – while others scrimp on all of their purchases and lose sleep every time the stock market hiccups?
The reason has to do with the habits they’ve established.
This is how large, successful companies are run by those at the helm. Many corporate CEOs are maniacal about focus. They know what matters, and they shift their attention there, leaving other “distractions” in the dust. This is how planning your financial future should be, too.
The CEOs of highly effective companies have common habits that make their organizations successful. These successful individuals don’t stop with business-related objectives, though. They also get – and stay – in the habit of maintaining a regular exercise program, reading, and learning relentlessly, along with carving out time to spend with family and friends.
In essence, you are the “CEO” of your retirement, too, and the CEO of your life. So, a similar path should be taken when planning your retirement, financial future, and legacy. But all of this requires a plan so that none of the important steps are left out, and not just any type of plan will do.
There is also a companion workbook available where you can jot down notes and complete exercises that will help to move you through the entire process – without leaving any of the important steps out.
Given the uncertain economy, volatile stock market, historically low interest rates, and a recent global pandemic that has changed the way we work and live, it is essential that you take over as the CEO of your retirement now, because waiting until you’re age 65 is too late!
Following the steps that are laid out in this book could literally change your future – and your life.