Category: Retire in Texas
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Psychologist kayaks into retirement with Tony Dodge
Retirement is a time when you can finally do what’s been on your bucket list all these years. You can travel the world, have one-on-one...
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Looking to buy or sell a business in Texas?
Whether you’re a business owner who wants to avoid a disappointing sale value or an employee who’s looking to create a dream lifestyle after decades...
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Social Security Expert retires from the Social Security Administration
What would you do if you were approaching retirement age and were stressed in your job? Retire and take a pay cut? Continue working and...
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HEB Pharmacist Pivoting with peace
After years of stress and hard work, you may be finally considering retirement. But you may have heard horror stories of retirees who end up...
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NBA to Building Schools in Retirement with David Robinson
Retirement is the toughest decision you will ever make. You’ve built a life around your career, a wealth of skills that are too good to...
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Financial Peace and Civilian Life with Andy Smith
When you leave the military, you lose three things: your sense of purpose, your sense of family, and your source of income. It’s easy to...
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What to Say to a Friend Who’s Lost a Loved One with Esther Pipoly
The loss of a loved one is devastating, to say the least. The sad reality is that every year thousands of spouses are dying without...
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Giving Back With Real Estate Developer & NFL Hall of Fame Board Member James Allen
If you’re thinking about a successful retirement, that means you’ve been blessed with a lot in life. You’ve worked hard and now you’re in a...
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Justin Elliot: Navigating the Medicare Minefield
Medicare can be a nightmare to navigate – no matter what those annoying Medicare ads try to tell you! When do you claim it? What...
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Chester Drash: Lessons from building and selling two businesses
Have you ever noticed how common retirement advice ignores business owners? Even if run-of-the-mill retirement advice makes financial sense, it can leave you emotionally unfulfilled....
