Elizabeth Zelinka Parsons coaches high achieving, driven executives and professionals to create a “Retirement” that challenges them, gives them high satisfaction and, often, leaves a Legacy. As Elizabeth spoke, I realized that many of the needs/desires of high achievers are actually not that different from more average achievers, perhaps just on a greater scale.

Elizabeth discusses:

• Why “a life of pure leisure isn’t going to cut it” for high achievers
• How the transition from a professional career is as difficult for them as for us
• Part of her process
• The game-changer tool for a busy professional
• How the gossip chain can be so very detrimental

I appreciated that Elizabeth acknowledged the full-time job that is mothering.

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Learn more about Elizabeth and find all her links at https://boomwithabang.com/the-boomer-womans-podcast-elizabeth-zelinka-parsons/

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