Habits. They're pretty important. My Great Dane has some habits.

Yes he does. Sherlock Bones is a creature of habit in routines. Morning time slides under the covers.

As we get up, he walks to the front room to watch the kids go to school.

Late afternoon, he comes upstairs if I'm working at home to...

Love on me and prep me for his next habit which is to will me to go take him for a walk.

In the evening he stands by the pantry waiting for his treat and then about 930 he

slithers off from the couch to the bedroom. Habits as we get older are much more important. We rely on them so we have

to choose them wisely and that my friend is the topic of today's retirement answerman show.

My name is Roger Whitney. Thank you for joining me. Welcome to the retirement

Antriman show. This is the show dedicated to helping you not just survive

retirement. We want you to rock retirement and we got to do that with the money

for sure but we have to do it with managing our life well and establishing habits that we're going to rely on as we deal with the

longevity which is the topic of this entire month on the show so we're going to

dive into what kind of habits you can build, but we can't do any of that until we have that all-important disclaimer.

It is a habit on this show to remind you, my friend, don't take advice from me.

Seriously, unless you're a client and I work for you as a fiduciary and I know enough about you, I would not be as arrogant to give you advice.

And so don't take advice from me and think of this as helpful hints in education and before you make any decisions

talk to your legal advisor your tax advisor your financial advisor people that do know you

because that's just common sense.

And with that, let's go get into our hot topic segment

and talk a little bit about the subscription economy

and how we can harness that for good and not evil.

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