Dr. Olushola Ajide Ph.D.’s Post

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Hi. In this video, you know, we've been looking at retirement and but in this particular video, I'd like to address the aspect of at retirement one might seem. Purposeless. Disengage. But one of the things you can do despite to retire to still have a sense of purpose and and engagement is by. Possibly pursuing your hobbies or you can also begin to volunteer with local organizations, local charities, local companies or international organizations, or. You can begin taking up mentorship, mentoring young people during the time of your career you've immersed in critical. Amount of knowledge, expertise and those expertise are still valid and you need to look for young people to pour those knowledge into so that they can continue to make impact even in the world. It's important that as retirement not to die off, you need to have a sense of purpose and engagement despite the fact that you are retired. For those who are young people, it's important that while you are still working now begin intentionally to begin to create a sense of purpose by volunteering outweigh of your organization to other organizations, local or international. And of course, yes, begin to look for mentorship, mentoring other young people, other young professionals, so that by the time you get to the age of retirement, you would have built up a critical mass. Of people that you have poured your professional expertise into. Is critical. Not to lose sense of purpose and engagement at retirement that would help you to live longer despite the fact that you are retired. I'll see you again in the next video, bye for now.