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I thought retirement would be pure bliss. After three decades in commercial property management, I imagined endless mornings with coffee on the porch, time to finally pursue my passions, and the sweet relief of not having to answer to anyone.
Another January, another round of resolutions that feel exciting for about two weeks before they quietly disappear into the background of our busy lives. Sound familiar?
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