Why Outdoor Living Pros Should See Retirement as a Redirection, Not an Exit w/ Jon Valenta from General Pavingstones
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Plan your retirement as a redirection, not an exit, by envisioning what you want to do and where you want to be in your post-work life.
Consider the financial and operational implications of your retirement plan, especially for your employees or potential successors.
As you gain experience, become more selective about projects and clients; focus on those that align with your expertise and provide mutual value.
Identify red flags in clients early on (e.g., those focused solely on the lowest bid or who disrespect your expertise) to avoid problematic projects.
Maintain purpose and engagement in retirement; explore new roles, hobbies, or community involvement to stay mentally and physically active.
Continuously learn and adapt in your business, even from younger professionals, to stay competitive and better serve clients.
Specialize in specific services to become an expert, and partner with other specialists for services you don't offer, to ensure high-quality delivery.
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