Rightsizing

A SMART Living 365 Guide to Reinventing Retirement

De: Kathy Gottberg

Narrado por: Kathy Gottberg

Most people don’t start thinking about retirement until they hit 40, 50, or beyond. But what if making some simple changes in the way we live today gave us the opportunity to retire earlier and more fearlessly than we expect? Even better, what if a way existed to start enjoying life with more peace of mind, happiness, and freedom right now? If you’re worried about your future and are tired of the rat race that seems to lead nowhere, then rightsizing might be the best way for you to reimagine your life - starting today!

What is rightsizing? Rightsizing is the conscious choice to reinvent a lifestyle that more closely fits you and your family in the best possible manner at every stage of life. Rightsizing provides the freedom to let go of the daily grind of just getting by day-in and day-out. So instead of constantly striving toward more and more stuff and trying to keep up with the neighbors, rightsizing avoids unsustainable debt, stress, addiction, and competition, and allows us to recreate life with meaning and purpose. Rightsizing helps us each design a life that lets us spend our time and resources on whatever is most important to us. And best of all, rightsizing is about discovering what gives our life meaning, makes us smile, and allows us to sleep well and deeply every single night. If you don’t have that now, maybe it’s time to rightsize your life.

Rightsizing: A SMART Living 365 Guide to Reinventing Retirement is a collection of blog posts written by Kathy Gottberg on her blog, SMART Living 365.com, and read here by the author. These articles address some of her best ideas about the topic and reveal how each of us can discover our own unique version of a life focused on what truly matters.

Kathy Gottberg is a published author of seven books, along with hundreds of articles and her blog SMART Living 365.com. Kathy lives in La Quinta, CA, with her husband Thom, where they continue to do their best to rightsize their lives.

©2016, 2020, 2021 Kathy L Gottberg (P)2021 Kathy L Gottberg

A very poor delivery of a book with great content.

The contents of this book was insightful with manageable steps to RightSizing.
The author's narrative performance was poorly executed, Stumbling over many common words,
created an ill fated cadence, Hesitation as she approached proper names, resulted in restarting
attempts at getting it right. I think the author should keep to writing, and leave the narrated reading to a
professional.