if your neighbor is out of work or significantly impacted by this pandemic disruption to the world,

that's the recession. If you are out of work or retired and impacted significantly feels like a depression.

We're going to talk about how do you navigate a recession if you're near or in retirement today

on the Retirement answer man show.

My name is Roger Whitney. Welcome to the show.

This is the show dedicated, believe it or not,

to not just surviving retirement, but rocking retirement, even in a recession.

Doesn't mean it's going to be easy.

Doesn't mean it's not going to be frustrating, but I believe you can.

And it's all about playing a little bit of defense,

and a little bit of offense,

and of course being agile as life unfolds.

So in last week's six-shot Saturday,

our weekly email that I always failed to tell you about

where we send six quick tips of how to rock retirement and a summary of the show.

You can go to Roger Whitney.com and subscribe to it.

I was sharing that last Wednesday was my low point.

I had informed my family that I was going to be grumpy for the day.

I was just tired of the bad news, the really sad news, the disruption to my life.

Yeah, I was being a little bit selfish.

I know, we are all selfish. So I just just I'm going to be grumpy I just had enough of being

positive and proactive which is interesting because someone had had a conversation with me

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