There is no single correct version of life after full-time work. The useful question is not simply when you stop, but what you would like to make more room for.
Start with a museum morning
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
Follow a heritage trail through a neighbourhood
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
Take a long park walk before lunch
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
Give an exhibition the whole afternoon
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
Volunteer for something you care about
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
Leave one hour deliberately unplanned
Imagine how this might look in your own week or year. Start small, notice what gives you energy, and let the shape of the life evolve rather than trying to solve everything at once.
THINGS TO DO
PLACES TO GO
WAYS TO LIVE