
The Happiness Coach's Guide to a Fun Retirement: Wondering what to do when you retire? Activities, humor and advice to prepare your mind and heart for - Paperback
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The Happiness Coach's Guide to a Fun Retirement shows readers how retirement can be one of life's most exciting stages if they know how to make it fun, meaningful, and truly their own.
Humor writer and Happiness & Health Coach John Zakour combines wit, wisdom, and practical activities to help readers create a happier retirement with confidence and enthusiasm. Best known for his work as a gag writer for The Simpsons, Rugrats, and Mad Magazine, Zakour brings a fresh, humorous perspective to life after work.
This is the perfect guide for anyone wondering what to do when they retire, or who wants more than a vague hope that the best way forward will somehow appear. Rather than offering dry advice, Zakour delivers an upbeat and abundant mix of retirement activities and tips, humorous reflections, journaling prompts, and challenges designed to spark ideas, build momentum, and encourage a positive mindset.
Inside, readers will find:
- Retirement activities that inspire curiosity and action.
- Humorous self reflections that make the journey enjoyable.
- Journaling prompts that spark self-discovery.
- Challenges that encourage growth and momentum.
- Practical encouragement for creating a retirement that feels active, satisfying, and deeply personal.
Whether approaching retirement, already retired, or buying a thoughtful gift, this guide offers a blend of entertainment and encouragement to create a life that the reader will look forward to living every day. 210-page paperback, 6" x 9".
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