Mr George H. Szlemp

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About Mr George H. Szlemp
During my retirement I try to maintain an outlook that is positive and kindness towards myself and those around me is my guide. I share my insights with a sincere and genuine purpose to be helpful and enrich the retirement transition. There is a process to retirement that is explained throughout the book. Taking a proactive role in retirement is probably the best advice I can give anyone. I've assumed the role of author to share with family, friends and those who could use some guidance, encouragement and direction that I want to help all of us be happier and fulfilled. The days in retirement can be filled with rewarding experiences. I hope we all share these times with everyone around us and make many new friends. This holistic approach works for me and I hope you give it a chance too!
After receiving my Master's degree at Syracuse University, I moved with my wife to Cedar Rapids, Iowa. I started a retail business and we raised three children. Our transition into retirement began thirty years later when I sold my business and we moved to Florida where we enjoy the sunshine state. I play the sport of pickleball with fellow retirees and play the mountain dulcimer (see YouTube) with joyful enthusiasm. I also go windsufing and have a small Hobie Cat sailboat. I recently became a grandfather and experienced the cycle of life when I looked into my grandson's eyes. I actually have another idea to pursue which is to write a movie script. Enjoy retirement. You deserve it! You can also go to the Facebook page" Retirement: The First 365 Days" to see what I am up to recently.
George Szlemp
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QUOTES FROM THE BOOK:
- "Retirement is as different for each of us as each of us is different."
- "Examine your expectations and realize you have grown with your experiences."
- "Excuses don't go away in retirement. You just have fewer of them."
- "Don't count the days...make the days count." "Sharing yourself with others is a good retirement option."
- "Retirement doesn't come with a map, but there are guides."
- "It's our deserved retirement. We earned it."
- "At our age, it isn't about what you leave behind, rather the memoires you create."
Here's what others said:
Paul K. Fox writer for PMEA
"This 368-page paperback is like none other. It's really a diary-a very clever set of short observations
or anecdotes, day-by-day experiences of one retiree's first twelve months of "living the dream".
He goes on to say, "This one is an easy-to-read resource and a quick glimpse to the ups-and- downs
of the first year transitioning post-employment. Buy it and place it next to your easy chair for any
random reading moment. It's funny and worth the 18 bucks."
Jan. 2021