Dear Friends Everyone deserves to have nice retired life.The presentation is a small step towards it.Your view points are always welcome
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Sir, A very good Presentation on Retired Life. God may bless you.
From India, Noida
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Hello Sri Balaji,
A thought-provoking presentation. The background photos are excellent.
Many a truth has been retold in the slides.
However, my posting may not be totally in line with all the accolades that have flown as above. Retiring does not mean totally becoming aloof and being off the main line. It only means that you are preparing yourself to RETIRE for the rest of the journey ahead!!
One slide that advocates eating what you want is not what the doctor directs. What is forbidden should stay forbidden to maintain the best of health.
There is no slide on the spiritual/religious/games/social dimensions of the society in which we live. All these aspects do a whole lot of good.
What about giving something back to society that gave you so much? Perhaps you could have included at least one slide!
Philanthropy is not emphasized. I am sure all of you agree with its importance.
What happens to all the knowledge and wisdom that you have gathered all along? Should it not leave a legacy and benefit someone?
Please ponder over.
With all the good wishes from an experienced (eleven-month YOUNG only!!!) ordinary individual befitting the title.
V. Raghunathan
From India
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A thought-provoking presentation. The background photos are excellent.
Many a truth has been retold in the slides.
However, my posting may not be totally in line with all the accolades that have flown as above. Retiring does not mean totally becoming aloof and being off the main line. It only means that you are preparing yourself to RETIRE for the rest of the journey ahead!!
One slide that advocates eating what you want is not what the doctor directs. What is forbidden should stay forbidden to maintain the best of health.
There is no slide on the spiritual/religious/games/social dimensions of the society in which we live. All these aspects do a whole lot of good.
What about giving something back to society that gave you so much? Perhaps you could have included at least one slide!
Philanthropy is not emphasized. I am sure all of you agree with its importance.
What happens to all the knowledge and wisdom that you have gathered all along? Should it not leave a legacy and benefit someone?
Please ponder over.
With all the good wishes from an experienced (eleven-month YOUNG only!!!) ordinary individual befitting the title.
V. Raghunathan
From India
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Dear Sri Raghunathan,
Many thanks for your analytical and detailed feedback. The presentation has been done by a Westerner, hence spirituality was missing. In fact, your rephrasing regarding TYRE is really good. The elders can definitely guide the younger generation with their knowledge.
From India, Bangalore
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Many thanks for your analytical and detailed feedback. The presentation has been done by a Westerner, hence spirituality was missing. In fact, your rephrasing regarding TYRE is really good. The elders can definitely guide the younger generation with their knowledge.
From India, Bangalore
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Dear Sri Balaji,
Many thanks for your quick reply giving your views. I understand that retirement itself was a legacy left by the British. To have something rhyming, how about calling RETIREMENT ("RE TYRE MENT" ?!) as a tireless tirade against vicissitudes of life!!!
V.Raghunathan
From India
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Many thanks for your quick reply giving your views. I understand that retirement itself was a legacy left by the British. To have something rhyming, how about calling RETIREMENT ("RE TYRE MENT" ?!) as a tireless tirade against vicissitudes of life!!!
V.Raghunathan
From India
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Hello Sri S.R. Balaji,
Incidentally, I came across another interesting article on old age blues and ways to get over them. It runs like a TEN COMMANDMENT list! The URL reference is: [When parents give away their money too early | Modern Living, Lifestyle Features, The Philippine Star | philstar.com](http://www.philstar.com/modern-living/2012/11/10/864819/when-parents-give-away-their-money-too-early)
I have attached the article for ready reference. Some different thoughts are presented. Hope the readers would find this also interesting.
V. Raghunathan
From India
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Incidentally, I came across another interesting article on old age blues and ways to get over them. It runs like a TEN COMMANDMENT list! The URL reference is: [When parents give away their money too early | Modern Living, Lifestyle Features, The Philippine Star | philstar.com](http://www.philstar.com/modern-living/2012/11/10/864819/when-parents-give-away-their-money-too-early)
I have attached the article for ready reference. Some different thoughts are presented. Hope the readers would find this also interesting.
V. Raghunathan
From India
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