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Who Am I Without A Business Card? The Identity Shift

Who Am I Without A Business Card? The Identity Shift

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 Who Am I Without My Business Card? Navigating the Retirement Identity CrisisFor years, your professional role provided:Instant social recognition ("Oh, you're a surgeon? Impressive!")Clear measures of success (promotions, bonuses, titles)Structured identity ("I'm a teacher," "I'm an engineer")Built-in purpose (projects, deadlines, deliverables)When that scaffolding disappears, even the most self-assured people feel unmoored.Traditional retirement at 65 comes with social scripts. People understand it. Expect it. Celebrate it.Early retirement at 50? Society doesn't quite know what to do with you yet. You're too young for "retired" to feel comfortable. Too established to pivot to something entirely new. And the typical response—"Must be nice!" or "What do you DO all day?"—can feel more like interrogation than celebration.Stanford Center on Longevity researchers found that people who retire before 60 face unique psychological challenges as they navigate uncharted social terrain. There's no roadmap. No cultural consensus. No clear answer to "What comes next?" Join the ConversationWebsite: www.casualmondayspodcast.comInstagram: @casualmondayspodcastYouTube: Casual Mondays PodcastCasual Mondays Club: https://www.casualmondayspodcast.com/newsletter/Stress-Test Your Retirement Plan with the Retirement Success Graph AppPowerful. Secure. Free. Stress test your retirement plan against 100+ years of market data with the Retirement Success Graph app.Click to DownloadPrimary Research Citations:American Psychological Association – Retirement transition and identity researchHarvard Business School – Executive identity post-retirement studiesStanford Center on Longevity – "Phoenix Career" methodology and generativity researchUniversity of Michigan Health and Retirement Study – Psychological adjustment dataDr. Nancy Schlossberg, University of Maryland – Transition theory researchAdditional Resources:Book: Retire Retirement by Tamara Erickson (Harvard Business Review)Study: "Positive Retirement" Journal of Vocational Behavior, 2023AARP Foundation research on social identity in later lifeEpisode Links:Casual Mondays Podcast: casualmondayspodcast.comRetirement Success App: retirementsuccessapp.comStream This Episode on YouTube Click here to view the episode transcript. GREAT BIG DISCLAIMER:The Casual Mondays Podcast is presented only for entertainment and/or educational purposes. Moreover, no listener/user should assume that any such discussion serves as the receipt of, or a substitute for, personalized advice from a registered investment professional. We do not make any representations or warranties as to the accuracy, timeliness, suitability, completeness, or relevance of any information presented on the podcast, this website, or other affiliated properties. Any third-party content or links are provided solely for convenience. Neither Kevin Donahue nor the Casual Mondays Podcast is a registered investment advisory firm, a law firm, or a tax advisory service, and neither is representing any spoken, written, or transmitted content as financial planning, tax, legal, or investment advice. All users are strongly advised to consult qualified professionals regarding any financial planning, tax, legal, or investment decisions.
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