Retire to Great Friendships

Where did everybody go? Are all your friends still at work? Do you miss the get-togethers after work? Are your friends moving away?

Ed Zinkiewicz knows that, when you retire, friends can disappear. Worse: You no longer have access to the "water cooler"—the built-in place where you used to meet and greet, catch up, and grow the relationships so vital to your well-being. When was the last time you had to make a friend without the water cooler? Ed tells you

• Where to find or create a new water cooler
• How to fill your friend's pyramid
• The skills needed for good relationships
• How to pay attention to things important to your friends
• The keys to strengthening family (and other close) ties

You retire from work, but not from life. Friends can be fun and supportive, which is a cherished part of a fantastic retirement. A strong network of friends is a great place to retire to.