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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – August 7, 2025 – Life-Changing Words Post #54
Let’s be honest. Most of us are doing the best we can with what we’ve got.
We might still be working, retired, caregiving, grieving, exploring, healing, starting over, or all of the above (depending on the day). And no matter how many books we read or lists we make, … Continue reading about Let’s Talk: What Does ‘Living Well’ Mean to You Right Now?
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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – July 24, 2025 – Life-Changing Words Post #53
If you’re in your 50s or 60s and feeling behind on retirement planning, let me say this clearly: you’re not alone—and it’s not too late.
Maybe you didn’t have much extra to save earlier in life. Maybe you raised a family, dealt … Continue reading about Retirement Planning for People 55 and Up: Start Where You Are
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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – July 10, 2025 – Life-Changing Words Post #52
The fireworks are over. The grill’s been cleaned. The flag shirts are folded and back in the drawer.
But just because the Fourth of July has passed doesn’t mean the idea of freedom should fade into the background again.
Continue reading about What It Means to Be Free (Really Free)
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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – June 26, 2025 – Life-Changing Words Post #51
Thinking about retirement can be exciting... and terrifying.
For every daydream about travel and sleeping in, there’s a nagging voice asking:
That voice is called anxiety.
And while it’s normal, it doesn’t have to run the show.
Continue reading about The Antidote for Retirement Anxiety is Action
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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – June 12, 2025 – Life-Changing Words Post #50
Let’s be real for a second—most of us are carrying way more than we let on.
We show up with a smile. We say “I’m good” or “just tired” when someone asks how we’re doing. But underneath the surface? There’s often a whole mess of stuff going on. Regrets, longings, heartbreaks we … Continue reading about When “I’m Fine” Isn’t the Truth
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Money stuff can feel overwhelming sometimes, but here’s the thing — we’ve all got financial goals. Maybe you want to retire without worrying about bills. Maybe you want your kid to go to college without taking on a ton of debt. Or maybe you just want to finally take that trip you’ve been dreaming about. Whatever it is, having a clear goal can make saving money feel a lot less painful.
Continue reading about What Financial Goal Are You Working Toward? Let’s Talk About It.
