​About the session

​Retirement marks the end of an era but also the beginning of a new and exciting chapter in life. Join us for an insightful session designed to help you navigate this transition and embark on a journey of personal fulfilment and active ageing. We will explore hands-on methods to identify where to start and how to constructively move forward in this new phase. Learn to craft a commitment to an active ageing future, ensuring the following decades are filled with purpose and vitality.

​For those interested in preparing ahead of time (which we strongly recommend), check out our recommended resource here and use the discount code WISDOMCIRCLE for 30% off. This can help you easily navigate the session and plan actionable steps post-session.

​Feel free to bring along your spouse or partner, as they play an equal role in decisions about your future together!

​Agenda

• ​Retirement as a New Beginning: Explore the transition and new opportunities.

• ​Hands-On Methods: Interactive exercises to discover your interests.

• ​Planning Your Future: Strategies for setting and achieving goals.

• ​Commitment to Active Ageing: Tips for a fulfilling and engaged lifestyle.

​About the Speaker

​Srilakshmi is a trained and seasoned behavioural science practitioner and a systems entrepreneur - meaning, a professional shifting needles in complex ecosystems to enable progressive change. Through her company Insomanywords, Sri and her team develop solutions to strengthen social, environmental and ecological impact. She is an active ageing proponent and established Vayasu brand under the Insomanywords parent. Through Vayasu, Sri and her team build tools that help the 40+ and 65+ make active ageing choices. Until now they have come up with three tools: Lets Talk Ageing, Will Checklist, and The Long Game: The Longevity Planner. In all, Sri is a leader not without insecurities and vulnerabilities, those which she reflexively learns from and works on herself. Enjoys collaborative work not just because of the high it gives. But also because co-working is a show-off of what collective intelligence can produce. A stickler for recording and sharing knowledge, Sri writes and speaks across platforms.