Rubber Lever End Thingies

[Rocky_imp]

Rossi you need to find something that gives you purpose. For me it's riding every day. For others it might be woodworking, or fishing, or walking in the park, working out at the gym, volunteering, but finding something you like to do, and doing it, gives your life purpose and you need that when you are retired. That's my tip. Going on 6 years retired in May.

A absolutely agree
I have many hobbies and interests so there was very little adjustment for me. I had been planning retirement for years and slid right into it with a new Honda motorcycle.
Since then I have traveled to many parts of the world, but only in South America, the U.S. and Canada on a motorcycle.