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Be the CEO of Your Retirement

By Tim Kramer

The habits and tendencies of CEOs can be used as models for building a better retirement, as these tips show. First, one should delineate clear performance goals, and meet them. Second, one should be healthily cynical and ask necessary questions. Third, one should be willing and ready to adapt and change in order to use the best strategies. Fourth, one should deal with retirement with the utmost seriousness. Lastly, one should view their retirement plan holistically, instead of a small-scale view.

Key Takeaways:

  • Start to set performance goals such as the exact age that you plan to retire one day.
  • Those who are in control know that it is important to inquire about anything and everything, so it is imperative to question everything.
  • In order to flourish, CEO’s need to be open-minded and willing to hear different ideas and strategies for future success.

“They are thinkers, taking the same traits, habits and vision that make them effective in running a company, and applying those to the way they manage their investment portfolios.”

Read more: https://www.kiplinger.com/article/retirement/T064-C032-S014-be-the-ceo-of-your-retirement.html

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