America is doing retirement all wrong
Briefly

Russ Schmidt's life was shaped by his father's words: "You're not worth anything if you're not working." This belief drove him to excel in his careers but left him struggling in retirement.
After retiring, Schmidt found himself in a rut: "I realized this is settling into depression." His initial desire for rest turned into a struggle for purpose and fulfillment.
Research shows that a life of pure leisure may not enhance happiness or health. Roughly one-third of older adults report difficulty transitioning away from work.
The American Time Use Survey highlights that retirees often spend around seven hours daily on leisure, predominantly watching TV, which may contribute to feelings of unfulfillment.
Read at Business Insider
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