
Episode 06 - Retiring Retirement: Redefining Work, Purpose & the Future
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What does it really mean to retire? In this thought-provoking episode of Compound Growth, Colin and Wheeler challenge the traditional narrative of retirement and explore how it no longer fits the world we live in today. Drawing on history, personal stories, and economic data, they uncover how the original concept of retirement was designed for a different time — when life expectancy was shorter, work was more physically demanding, and stability came from a single government-backed program.
They dive deep into the current flaws of Social Security, how it's evolved (or failed to evolve), and why relying on it alone is a dangerous strategy. But the conversation doesn’t stop there. They ask bigger questions: What if the goal isn't to stop working, but to achieve financial independence and choose how you contribute? What if staying engaged — through meaningful part-time work, community involvement, or even pouring beers at a brewery — is not just better for your finances but better for your well-being?
The episode also explores the psychological shift needed as we age — how purpose and health span matter more than just a number on a calendar or a savings account. Whether you're in your 30s thinking about long-term planning or already in retirement, this episode will reshape the way you think about your future. It’s not about quitting work — it’s about choosing what work looks like.
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Credits:
Created By: Wheeler Crowley and Colin Walker
Production Assistance: Tori Rothwell
Editing and Post-Production: Steven Sims