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Millree is a certified Retirement Life and Career Transition Coach. He specializes in helping people create their next best chapter - on their own terms. Want to know more? He can be reached directly at millree@willekop.com, or connect with him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/millreewilliams/.

Latest Posts By Millree Williams

2 weeks ago

5 Things to Consider Before Going Back to Work in Your 60s

At a recent gathering, a client of mine found herself in a familiar social moment. Someone leaned in, smiled, and asked the question many women quietly dread in retirement: “So… what do you do?” She paused. Not because she lacked an answer – but because none of the old…

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3 months ago

Is This Really It? Why Retiring Women Need More Than Financial Planning

For years, women approaching retirement hear the same advice: “Save enough, invest wisely, and you’ll be fine.” And yet, many women who retire financially prepared find themselves asking a different question altogether: Is this really it? That’s because retirement isn’t just a financial milestone…

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3 months ago

Why So Many Mature Women Are Posting Selfies – And Why It Matters

Scroll through social media and you’ll see it: women in their 50s, 60s, and 70s sharing selfies. Sometimes they’re polished. Sometimes casual. Sometimes joyful, reflective, or quietly proud. And almost inevitably, a question follows – spoken or not: Why?

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5 months ago

Aging in a Youth-Obsessed World: Why So Many Older Women May Struggle with Self-Image

I’ve been having the same conversation with women lately – clients, friends, cousins, neighbors. It usually starts quietly, almost as a confession…

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5 months ago

5 Ways to Stay Visible, Valuable, and Vital

There are several themes that have recently come up in my coaching practice. Though they are certainly not exclusive to women, they do seem consistent among several of my women clients – often revolving around value and visibility. Why is this? Here are some clues…

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7 months ago

The Double Bind: Women Over 60 Facing Ageism and Gender Bias

One of my clients recently interviewed for a leadership position in a nonprofit. She was accomplished, met all of the requirements and interviewed well – so she thought. She did not get the position and walked away feeling “weird” about the discussion with the recruiter…

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9 months ago

Still Sharp, Still Curious: Pushing Back Against the Intellectual Vacuum in Retirement

A survey by F&G Annuities & Life, cited by Investopedia, found that42% of retirees who returned to work (“unretired”) said that intellectual stimulation was their biggest reason for doing so. Among pre-retirees,27% cited intellectual stimulation as a key factor…

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9 months ago

Why Do Many Women Have a Different Retirement Experience Than Men?

I’m an African-American male, and I’m also one of nine siblings, all of us retired. In a recent conversation with my three sisters, each of whom is retired successfully, I was reminded of a truth that, as a guy, they (robustly) re-emphasized to me – women experience retirement…

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