Daniel Rose @danielrose

Retirement isn’t an ending—it’s a design challenge | Read my Retirement Pathfinders newsletter. retirementpathfinders.com Toronto, Canada Joined February 2008

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

8 months ago

@ThatEricAlper "Mother", by John Lennon

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Barbell Financial 💪🏻💰 @BarbellFi

8 months ago

A buddy from college reached out Got laid off as a manager at Meta Made $280k & can’t land a new job His mortgage is over $6k/month Said he runs out of money in 3 months Has a wife & 2 young kids He’s usually cocky but sounded scared You never think it’ll happen to you 😔

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

8 months ago

Join 500+ people designing retirements that excite them. Start today (completely free): course.retirementpathfinders.com Reply "PATH" if you need the link sent directly. 🧭

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

8 months ago

Over 5 days, you'll learn: How to design a retirement that excites you: - The framework for finding purpose beyond your paycheque - How to engage your spouse/family in the planning - Why your retirement needs a North Star vision

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

8 months ago

You've saved for retirement.But have you planned the life you'll actually live? Most retirees have solid finances but struggle with the transition. Here's what nobody tells you:

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

9 months ago

If you're approaching retirement and feeling uncertain, I created a free 5-day email course: "Design Your Retirement Path" Get clear on: What you're retiring TO Your purpose beyond work Your 90-day action plan Sign up: course.retirementpathfinders.com

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

9 months ago

There are two types of retirement: REACTIVE: Stop working. React to whatever comes. Drift. Fill time. DESIGNED: Know what you're retiring TO. Have the vision. Build the plan. Wake up excited on Day 1. The difference? Intentional planning BEFORE you retire.

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

9 months ago

I saw a post in a retirement group that stopped me cold: "I retire in three working days. No idea what I am going to do on day 1." 397 reactions. 513 comments. This person did everything right financially. But they forgot to plan for the hardest part. 🧵

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

So yes, I'm a Retirement Pathfinder. But I'm finding paths that lead to YOUR version of what's next – whether that's autonomous work, purposeful leisure, or something entirely your own. The question isn't "when should I retire?" It's "what do I want to create next?"

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

Here's what I ask everyone: "If money wasn't a concern and you had complete freedom over your time – what would you spend your days doing?" Your answer to that question? That's not your retirement plan. That's your next chapter.

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

I named my business Retirement Pathfinders. But here's the truth: I don't actually help people retire. I help them design what comes next – whether that's autonomous work, passion projects, or pure leisure. The word "retirement" is a Trojan horse. 🧵

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

This changed how I approach retirement transitions. Sometimes we need to build capacity for difficult conversations before having them. Navigating retirement? I'd love to help: retirementpathfinders.com

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

Now I use avoidance as diagnostic data. What people skip/resist points to what they actually need support with. Resistance isn't something to overcome—it's information about where to meet people.

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Daniel Rose @danielrose

10 months ago

I spent months creating a retirement guide for my parents. They avoided most of it. The sections they skipped taught me more than anything they completed. Avoidance wasn't failure—it was honest feedback. 🧵