The following is an article that I wrote for the Fall 2022 Edition of CEIRIC’s Careering Magazine. The article is entitled Which hybrid work model is right for your client? – CERIC and is part of the Fall 2022 – CERIC Recovery, Reflection, Resilience Issue.
Why Preparing Emotionally For Retirement is Important?
Please have a read of the following article entitled Why preparing emotionally for retirement is just as important as having a financial plan – Macleans.ca, written by Linda Besner for Maclean’s Magazine. Thanks to Linda for providing me with an opportunity to share my thoughts on this very important retirement topic. #retirement #preparingforretirement #retirementidentity #CareerVitality #BrianLambier
Self-identity in Retirement: What will you do when you retire?
The reality of getting up each morning and not going to work is both a joy and a concern for many people considering retirement. In this short course we will discuss self-identity in retirement, retirement transition readiness, as well as what you will do in retirement once you transition from your pre-retirement career. You will leave with an informed personal action plan that will get you started on your retirement lifestyle journey. For more info connect with us at www.careervitality.ca or go to PIW 146 Self-identity in Retirement: What will you do when you retire?…
Self-care in Retirement: Strategies for Wellness
Retirement is filled with both opportunities and barriers that will either enhance or inhibit your ability to enjoy a lifestyle filled with energy, vitality and a sense of overall wellness. In this short course we will discuss seven key wellness concepts, personal factors that create and inhibit retirement wellness, retirement stressors and self care. We will explore a variety of strategies to nurture your overall wellbeing. You will leave inspired and motivated with a personal wellness plan that will support you in your endeavour to enjoy a high quality of life in your retirement years. For more information connect with…
Sub-Kit: Go Solo Interviews Career Vitality
Thanks to subkit.com for the opportunity to share a bit about Career Vitality Services Inc. and our organization’s philosophy and journey over the past 11 years. Discover Your Passion in Life – Career Vitality Services (subkit.com)https://gosolo.subkit.com/career-vitality-services/
How to Transition Successfully into Your Retirement
Creating a smooth transition from career to your retirement lifestyle may often lead to unexpected challenges, and feelings of uncertainty . I recently had the pleasure of speaking with journalist Karen Durrie for her Postmedia article. The key to a successful transition to retirement is to plan ahead | Calgary Herald Happy reading! For more information about our retirement transition services https://careervitality.ca/retirement-transition-calgary/
Seasons Greetings!
From all of us at Career Vitality Services have a peaceful and magical holiday season, and a prosperous new year in 2022 😊
Career Vitality Services Inc. COVID-19 Response
Career Vitality Services Inc., in response to the COVID-19 virus and to safeguard the health and safety of our clients and community partners, will not be offering direct person to person services while social distancing efforts exist in our community.
Self-Identity in Retirement: What will you do when you retire?
Course Description The reality of getting up each morning and not going to work is both a joy and a concern for many people considering retirement. In this short course we will discuss self-identity in retirement, retirement transition readiness, as well as what you will do in retirement once you transition from your pre-retirement career. You will leave with an informed personal action plan that will get you started on your retirement lifestyle journey. Course Details By completion of the course, successful students will be able to: Broaden your appreciation of your pre-retirement selfidentityDefine roadblocks and key determinants necessary for…
Stay Socially Connected in Retirement
Making friends once we leave the workforce presents a cruel irony for most of us looking to stay socially connected in retirement because we now have the time to live life without the encumbrances of a work schedule and finally do the things that have been collecting dust on our rainy day lists, but we may not have the people around us that we want to have around us as we start checking off activities from our bucket lists because people may be still working.