Author: Don Romans
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Building $1,000 a month in passive income has been harder than I expected. Even with experience, persistence, and the help of ChatGPT, the results take time. I keep reminding myself — I might be just three feet from gold.
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I’m on a mission to build $1,000 a month in extra income during retirement — starting with the $100 I already earn from LegalShield. From affiliate marketing and website flipping to T-shirt designs and content creation, I’m sharing every win, loss, and lesson along the way to prove it’s never too late to start.
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Retirement is no longer just about slowing down. It’s about reinvention. Here’s how to embrace the new retirement lifestyle and make the most of every day.
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Retirement doesn’t mean giving up the good life. Learn how simple shifts in spending, saving, and mindset can help you live well on a retirement budget — without sacrifice.
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For most retirees, the idea of “working again” doesn’t sound appealing — but what if work looked totally different? What if it was enjoyable, on your terms, and helped fund a few adventures or hobbies? That’s the power of a smart side hustle.
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Retirement can feel like both a reward and a riddle. After decades of structured workdays, suddenly every day is wide open. That freedom can be exhilarating — or disorienting. The trick to finding lasting happiness in retirement isn’t doing more; it’s creating a rhythm that gives your days meaning, variety, and peace.
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I spent over three decades chasing numbers, deadlines, and goals. Retirement flipped the script. Now I chase interest. If something sounds fun or meaningful, I try it. I’ve started blogs, built websites, designed shirts, and written books—not because I have to, but because it feels good to make something again.
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When you retire, time suddenly stretches wide open. At first, that feels amazing—no alarm, no meetings, no reason to rush. But a few weeks later, it’s easy to wonder, “What now?” Finding the balance between relaxation and staying active is the secret to keeping retirement both peaceful and purposeful.
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When I first retired, I joked that every day felt like Saturday — except I wasn’t sure what to do with all the Saturdays in a row. After decades of planning around work schedules, weekends used to feel like a little slice of freedom. Now that every day is open, the trick is to make…
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If there’s one thing retirement gives you, it’s perspective — and a lot of funny material. The longer you live, the more “you can’t make this up” moments pile up. I’ve learned to laugh at them, share them, and sometimes even turn them into videos. Because let’s be honest — if we can’t laugh at…