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Retirement planning is almost entirely about money, yet a meta-analysis of 94 tests found what predicts follow-through is naming when, where and how you will do a thing: the plan that holds is not the ambitious one, it is the one with a day attached
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What retirement planning research usually measuresThere is a well-developed literature on what its authors call retirement goal clarity.
Worth reading closely, though, is what the clarity is clarity about.
A Tuesday morning at a specific place doing a specific thing is a fully-formed plan by the standard that has actually been measured.
Writing a book is not, until it has a chair, an hour and a day of the week attached to it.
The version of retirement planning most people avoid is the one that demands a grand answer to what the rest of a life is for.