FEAR OF RETIREMENT - Working Smart and finding your Happy Medium with Jessica Swarbrick

Fear of Retirement Season One Finale - Dangerous Dogs and Living Right with Dr. Mike Matthews

Dr. Matthews talks life after Manhattan Beach Unified School District, and how to find balance with life, health, and family. His approach to retirement is thoughtful and meaningful. We also can't help but have a little fun anytime we get together.

Beautiful Mess - A Conversation with Jeff Rohrer

Jeff is one of the most interesting people I know. He's a wonderful walking and talking complicated beautiful human. I really admire how he has created four or five stages of his life, doing only what he's passionate about, and making a good living at it. All my passions are just buckets into which I pour money...not Jeff. He found a way to make money only doing and working on projects he loves.

FEAR OF RETIREMENT - Gumbo, Boudin, and Politics with Glenn Marx

Mr. Marx shares his unique perspective on life, politics, and getting the most out of every opportunity. Mr. Marx candidly discusses retirement only a few months before announcing publicly his own retirement.

FEAR OF RETIREMENT - Swedish Death Cleaning with Dr. Deborah Hofreiter

Dr. Hofreiter talks about her retirement, the Pandemic, how to find passion projects that play to your skill set and strengths, as well as the virtue of Swedish Death Cleaning.

FEAR OF RETIREMENT - Working Smart and finding your Happy Medium with Jessica Swarbrick

Volleyball National Champion and former professional athlete, Jessica Swarbrick talks about her career trajectory and thoughts on the FIRE movement. Maximizing your life now, not just your career. Jessica talks candidly about putting an emphasis on quality of life, while having success in real estate. Dr. Dale again tries desperately to understand a mindset of having a meaningful career while living your best life daily. Jessica's perspective on her career is brilliant, seeing it as a vehicle to another opportunity. Don't miss Dr. Dale's pep talk to a struggling student.