So once that curveball knocks you on your butt, unexpectedly.

How do you get yourself back up?

What exactly is next to help you move forward?

That, my friend, is the topic of this week's Retirement answer man show my name is Roger Whitney. Thank you for joining me here

This is the show dedicated to helping you not just survive retirement even if that curveball gets you.

We want to help you rock retirement and this is week two of our live case study

our retirement plan live case study with Emma.

So if you are a new listener, my suggestion to you is you go back and listen to last week so you can catch up on what Emma is dealing with because this is a progressive

series throughout the month leading to a live meeting with Emma myself where we can figure out how do you get yourself back up once life

hits you in an unexpected way and still work to Rock Retirement. So let's get out with a show but not before this all-important disclaimer.

Real simple here, don't take advice from me on this show anyway. This is helpful hints in education.

Talk to your legal advisor, your tax advisor, or your financial advisor before you make any decisions.

Smart thing to do.

Okay, let's talk about how you get back up in the hot topic segment.

How do you move forward when life hits you like it hit Emma in Lucca. Maybe it's

divorce, maybe it's an addiction, maybe it's a loss of someone you love.

How do you move forward? Interestingly, loss doesn't have to mean one of these huge things.

It could be, you know, these huge things that we can put our hands around a little bit. Loss could be loss of your identity.

People can spiral when they lose their identity.

And we talked about that last month.

That was a theme last month. Obviously a loss of a relationship.

Could be a spouse. It could be a child for sure. But it could also be a really close friend. You know, Nicole is moving back to Austin and the thought of losing

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