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The Real Wealth Staying Fit Before and After Retirement
Season 4 Episode 18
The Real Wealth Staying Fit Before and After Retirement
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In this episode of Year of Profit, we dive into one of the most overlooked yet essential parts of building a truly successful and enjoyable life—your health. Whether you're planning for retirement, just entering it, or already deep into your golden years, maintaining good health is the ultimate investment in your future.
Joe discusses the physical, mental, and emotional aspects of wellness and how each plays a critical role in your post-retirement lifestyle. He shares practical strategies to stay active, eat smarter, manage stress, and maintain purpose—because living longer doesn’t mean much unless you’re also living well.
This episode covers:
The importance of establishing healthy habits before you retire
Simple fitness routines for any age and mobility level
Nutrition tips to fuel your body without restrictive dieting
Mental health practices to stay sharp and emotionally balanced
Why having a sense of purpose after retirement is key to longevity
How to create a sustainable wellness plan that evolves with you
Joe also shares personal insights and stories that remind us: wealth means nothing without health. And no matter your age, it’s never too late to take that first step toward better well-being.
Tune in and discover how small daily choices can lead to a healthier, happier, and more independent retirement life.
So what can you start doing today?
Here’s a few easy ideas:
Walking: 20–30 minutes a day. Pair it with a podcast — maybe this one 😉
Stretching: Especially in the morning. Loosen those joints and start your day with intention.
Light weights or resistance bands: Build muscle and protect your bones.
Water aerobics or swimming: Low impact, high reward.
Yoga or tai chi: Balance, flexibility, and mental clarity.
And most importantly — find something you enjoy. You’re more likely to stick with it if you love it.
Prioritize daily exercise
If you want to be healthy during retirement, one of the most important things you can do is to stay moving. Regular exercise not only enhances your mobility and overall well-being but also contributes to a longer, healthier life.
Research indicates that retirees who are physically active can lower their risk of heart disease, stroke, Type 2 diabetes, depression, various cancers, anxiety disorders, cognitive decline, and hip fractures.
Whether you start your day with a brisk walk or join a senior fitness class, the CDC recommends that adults aged 65 a
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