Bücher von Charles O. Jones

Charles O. Jones is beyond old at age ninety, but he's still in reasonably good health. He walks, talks, laughs, exercises, and makes the bed-and he has plenty of wisdom to share about making the most of retirement.In this guide for retired men, he shares some of the lessons he's learned about enjoying life after full-time employment. Get answers to questions such as:¿ How do you develop routines to clean your home?¿ What steps can you take to maintain personal hygiene?¿ What can you do to stay physically fit?¿ Why should you still create an agenda for the day?Retirement is great, but it takes getting used to. While you don't have to get out of bed, get dressed, comb your hair, and shave, you'll find yourself much better equipped to enjoy life when you keep doing all of those things-at least on most days.Whether you're recently retired or getting ready to make the leap, you'll find valuable guidance in A Retirement Guide for Men.

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