Mike Milligan says retirees should keep their working rhythm to protect relationships, since sudden shifts in dynamics fuel gray divorce. Couples need a shared vision for retirement where each partner keeps moving forward individually while supporting each other.
The rhythm of your working has to continue. What's made your relationship strong and healthy has to continue in retirement because a sudden shift in your relationship dynamics could cause stress in retirees. We've talked many times about gray divorce on the radio show. Oh, we have, yes. About how those rates are going up and they continue to go up. And so, you have to be aligned and you have to build a vision together about what retirement's going to look like and what you're going to do together to make sure each other individually is moving forward so that relationship is continued, has continued strength and stability. Because the last thing you want to do is, is try to hit those dating sites when you're 70 years old. They're— yeah, I can only imagine. Yeah.
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