Remodel Your Retirement
Why would you renovate your home or remodel a room?
- To create exactly what you want
- To make your dream a reality
- Increase the comfort or how you enjoy your space
- Fix safety issues
- Increase efficiencies and functionality
- Increase the value

These are the same reasons you want to remodel your retirement!
- Create a vision of what you really want and why it is important
- Increase your comfort around what you have and truly enjoy it
- Fix or recalibrate financial tools that may no longer be functioning properly
- Increase the efficiency and functionality of your financial assets while taking taxes and legislation into account
- Maximize the intrinsic and extrinsic values of your retirement season
These two-hour discussions are full of engaging, interactive and insightful dialogue.
We will provide new ideas around:
- Envisioning your unique style of prosperity
- How to be pro-active and live a retirement life by design, not default
- The impact of current legislation and tax laws on your bottom line
- Which financial tools are best positioned to maximize your opportunities for lifestyle, liquidity, longevity, and legacy goals
Gather a group of friends or fellow employees that are within five years of retirement and engage in a new narrative around this exciting time of life.

So much about retirement is dated, stale, lackluster and not functioning as intended!
Is it time for a remodel?
To Get Started
Call Molly at 970-927-3909 for more details and costs for your group or organization
Book Danielle to facilitate a workshop or speak at your event
Complete the following form, and we’ll be in touch soon!
