HeyJaredI Used to be Somebody
I Used to Be Somebody inspires 50+ year olds to build their (Un)Retired good life. Each month we interview cool, inspiring people about their retirement challenges and why and how they figured it out—turning this phase of life into an incredible, rewarding reality.It's for…
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Mark Rothschild: Entrepreneur, CEO, Rabbi and Now Writer of "Accidental Wisdom" (opens the original)
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Mark has done it all. He had a successful career or two and then became a first-time entrepreneur in his 40's. He created and developed one of the most successful afterschool programs in the country. Today, "Right at School" serves 70,000 students in 1,200 schools nationwide. Mark's germ of an idea he turned into a $100 million dollar business. He sold it just a few year years ago. Today he is equally successful as a writer. His "Accidental Wisdom"essays on Substack are read by over 30,000 subsc
Chris Taylor & Dan Haylett: 3rd Annual Meet the (Un)Retirement Experts (opens the original)
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You're in for a real treat! It's the "Ask the Experts" bonus episode. We feature two (un)retirement experts who know a lot about what's really important. What you are actually going to do in retirement that will be new, super fun, intellectually stimulating and meaningful? This year, we give you the best of both worlds by tapping into retirement wisdom on both sides, the financial strategy and planning but also the equally important emotional side. In both interviews, the experts give us some so
Jim Beezley: Former Police Captain's Second Act with Major League Baseball (opens the original)
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Host Carl is so excited because after 110 Episodes, he finally got to interview a former cop. Not just any cop! Jim Beezley was a Police Captain and spent 35 years in law enforcement. Throughout his career, he led large scale operations from narcotics investigations and hostage negotiations to multimillion dollar budgeting and personnel development. Now Jim has landed his dream job. He works for Major League Baseball as an authenticator. What the heck is an authenticator? If you're watching a ma
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