Reimagine Retirement®
Design the Most Brilliant Chapter of your life
You’ve spent years planning how to fund retirement, but very little time defining what you want it to become.
Reimagine Retirement is a three- month guided program for accomplished, curious people who aren't finished becoming.
Together we explore what has meaning, what still matters, and what might be worth trying next.
HOW THE PROGRAM WORKS
We start with your stories, not your goals.
Most retirement planning begins with a blank page and a question you can’t answer yet: what do you want to do? This program starts somewhere you already have plenty of material.
Tell the stories that made your life meaningful
Around the table, we tell each other the stories that shaped us. Not the résumé version. The real one. Challenges taken on. Dreams postponed. Risks accepted. Turning points. The things that mattered most
Excavate what's underneath them
With the stories on the table, we look closely at three things they reveal: Skills you’ve gained and still want to use. Experiences you draw real value from. Values you actually hold
Bring them into alignment
Skills, experiences, and values rarely line up on their own; a career tends to reward some and quietly sideline others. Here we put all three side by side and look for where they point in the same direction.
Design tiny experiments
Then we test the direction, small. A conversation, a visit, a single volunteer shift, one class, one afternoon. Enough to learn something and nothing you can’t walk back from.
WHY TINY
Dip a toe in the water. Don’t dive in full throttle.
Try enough of them and patterns begin to emerge. You stop guessing about what you might enjoy- and start discovering what actually fits.
WHO IT'S FOR
Curious, accomplished, and ready for more.
You’ve had a career worth being proud of. You may have planned the money well. And you’ve started to notice the questions the money can’t answer: where the connection, meaning, community, and adventure will come from next.
- You’re intellectually curious- and nowhere near finished learning
- You had a career that mattered to you , and you’re wondering who you are without the title
- Your calendar may be full, but something is still missing.
- You’ve traveled, rested, and played,- and you’re beginning to ask: “What’s next?”
- You want more connection, contribution, adventure, or purpose- but you’re not sure about the form it should take
- You don’t want to reinvent yourself. You want to discover what might still be possible.
WHAT PARTICIPANTS EXPLORE
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Stories
The experiences, decisions and turning points that shaped you!
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Strengths
The talents, wisdom, and capabilities you’ve accumulated.
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Values
What is important enough to shape the choices you make next?
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Dreams Postponed
Interests and possibilities that may deserve another look.
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Contribution
Where you experience might be used through a different lens.
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Community & Connection
The people and relationships you want around you.
What You’ll Walk Away With
- A clearer sense of who you’re becoming
- A vision for a next chapter that tits you alone
- New possibilities worth testing
- A stronger sense of connection and community
- A personal roadmap built from evidence- not someone else’s idea of retirement
“There is one thing worse than running out of money in retirement – it’s running out of meaning. Your financial plan matters. So does the life you’re financing.”
MEET YOUR GUIDE
Dale Power
Founder, Share Your Courage & Creator of Reimagine Retirement®
I know something about starting over. I became an entrepreneur at 30, and in the flash of a second had to reinvent myself due to a move and a son’s surgery. I encountered unexpected turns, losses, took risks, reinvented myself more than once, and reinvention, starting again. Reimagine Retirement grew out of one question I kept encountering in my own life and in the lives of accomplished people around me: What do you do when you’re not done- but the old definition no longer fits?
Ending – What if retirement isn’t an ending at all? What if it’s the first time in decades you’ve had the freedom, experience, and perspective to deliberately design what comes next?