Killing Retirement

What does an executive coach have to do with my paradigm of “killing retirement”? Listen and find out if your answer is right. Chloe Taylor Brown is President of Chloé Taylor Brown Enterprises , a Transformational Training and Consulting Firm in Atlanta, Georgia which has worked with international organizations such as AVON, Price Waterhouse Coopers, Home Depot, and other corporations using her innovative PEP System® which includes executive coaching, professional excellence training and whole life well-being coaching. She modeled for designers such as Armani, Versace, Escada, Dolce, Gabbana, Givenchy, Bill Blass, Revlon, and Missoni. She is a Power Coach, Lifestyle Enhancement Specialist, Transformational trainer, Image expert, Author and Speaker. She delivers keynotes, personal development and transformational training, presentations, and coaching. Chloe is an inspiration to tweens, young women, executive women, and all women.

Killing Retirement encourages people to pursue the life they’ve always desired after decades of working in their government or corporate jobs. Your senior years is just the beginning of realizing your biggest dreams. It’s called the shift to “Desirement”. Desirement is the time you stop your 9-to-5 hard work and start enjoying life fully and yet never worry about money. In this episode, Kort McCulley, the President and Founder of McCulley Group of Companies, a Registered Investment Advisor in the State of Illinois who provides expertise in 401 (K) planning, financial planning, insurances, investments, and money markets. He holds various state insurance and securities licenses including the Accredited Investment Fiduciary professional designation.

Everything you know about money - or think you know - is a story...and potentially a lie. You've lived your life thinking you knew what the game was -- work hard and make money - but you'd be missing a very important piece of the puzzle. In this episode of Killing Retirement, guest Robert Scheinfeld talks about how we create our reality (including our financial reality) with our minds. Our life experience is a illusory game created by what he calls our 'Expanded Self' - a larger, omnipotent creative intelligence, of which we are just a small aspect. This 'Human Game' is divided into 2 phases: Phase 1, which most people are stuck in, and Phase 2, which is the object of the processes in this book. Phase 1 appears to have rigid rules, and was purposely designed by our Expanded Self to convince us of our limitations and lack of power. When we are ready, we enter Phase 2, in which our Expanded Self leads us through the process of reclaiming our personal power and then 'busting loose' of the game. After busting loo

Through the wisdom handed down to her by her grandmother, author Gabrielle Taylor teaches us everything we need to know about becoming passionate, engaging with the world and others around us and truly having an impact on the world.

What’s risky and what’s not? In our third episode of “Killing Retirement”, entrepreneur Josh Latimer had it all. A successful banker’s position with JP Morgan Chase, a lovely wife and a baby on the way. Why, then, did he think it was the perfect time to take a leap and start his own window cleaning business? (His own mother wouldn’t even talk to him for a whole week afterward.) Quote of the ‘Cast: “I just decided that I couldn’t live like that. I left that job to start a window cleaning business, which is a very weird business. My own mother wouldn’t talk to me for a week; in fact, she was so upset because in this traditional mindset, it’s so risky to do this type of thing. It’s such a huge leap, but through a series of mentors and people that invested in my life, little by little I built a really, really nice business. For me, I’m not passionate about window cleaning, but I was passionate about lifestyle. I was passionate about being intentional with the time I spent with my wife, and the time I spent with m

Our second episode of “Killing Retirement” digs deep into the question: “what do you want to do with your life?” and (more importantly) WHY? Charlie Epstein's goes, Dr. Joanie Connell focuses on the group of parents she calls “helicopter parents” and the children that come from that parenting style. Quote of the ‘Cast: “I’m finding a lot of people that get to the workplace and they weren’t as happy as they thought they would be because their helicoptering parenting and teachers have been promising them that there’s a wonderful light at the end of the tunnel after they work so hard during their childhood. They get out there and find that they’re at the bottom of the ladder in the corporate world. They’re not having these amazing jobs that they thought they would have and very dissatisfied that the work is a little bit more boring than they thought it would be a lot of times, more tedious, and just not prepared to do these kinds of things because their parents have been helping them out so much as they grew up

In this, the inaugural episode of “Killing Retirement”, the podcast that helps you shift from our current understanding of retirement (wait until your 65 to live the life you really want to live) Charlie Epstein, prominent financial advisor and sought-after keynote speaker to the financial industry, offers a new paradigm: why not kill that notion and build the life of your dreams today?