10 Ways To Remain Connected During Retirement

There are plenty of ways to keep yourself connected during retirement, but you'll need to be proactive about implementing these strategies.

 

It's easy for retirees' social connections to suffer under the weight of loneliness and isolation. Here are a few tips for staying socially active:

-Keep your mind active with reading or puzzles.

-Stay fit by exercising and getting an annual physical exam.

-Use the Internet to stay in touch with family and friends on a daily basis; you can also visit them at their homes if they're nearby! 

-Volunteer! There are opportunities everywhere from teaching young kids how to read, volunteering at a shelter, or helping at your local food bank. Don't neglect volunteer work during retirement!

-Talk to friends on the phone or meet with them in person.

-Embrace a hobby. Retirement is a great time to develop a new hobby. If you haven't developed one yet, now is the perfect time to start!

-Attend an annual social event: such as an art show, political gathering, or church gala.[/ARTICLE]

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There are plenty of ways to keep yourself connected during retirement, but you'll need to be proactive about implementing these strategies.  It's easy for retirees' social connections to suffer under the weight of loneliness and isolation. Here are a few tips for staying socially active: -Keep your mind active with reading or puzzles. -Stay fit by exercising and getting an annual physical exam. -Use the Internet to stay in touch with family and friends on a daily basis; you can also visit them at their homes if they're nearby!  -Volunteer! There are opportunities everywhere from teaching young kids how to read, volunteering at a shelter, or helping at your local food bank. Don't neglect volunteer work during retirement! -Talk to friends on the phone or meet with them in person. -Embrace a hobby. Retirement is a great time to develop a new hobby. If you haven't developed one yet, now is the perfect time to start! -Attend an annual social event: such as an art show, political gathering, or church gala.

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Conclusion: 

Social interactions are important to your well-being in retirement. As such, work to keep your relationships with family and friends positive. 

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