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The Life of a Retired Entrepreneur Now that I’m semi-retired, I spend my time traveling and with my family, writing this blog, managing my real estate portfolio (I have a property manager and controller), overseeing my investment portfolio, looking at angel investments, coaching other entrepreneurs, and managing my private equity holdings. Oh, and I’m also on a couple of boards, one for profit, the other not for profit. I write about all of these things on this blog.

My Journey Post Business Sale as I Sail Into a New Harbour. The Next Stage, Entrepreneur Semi-Retirement, and Life Post Business Sale

And just like that, with one final signature, I changed the course of my life. I didn’t come to the decision to sell my company

My Three Year Semi-Retirement Winter 2021 Check-in

Remember me? Yes, it’s been a while since you’ve heard from me. I haven’t written a blog post since September – that’s almost four months

Building Wealth Through Passive Income and Business Ownership

This article is about two things that are closely related. Generating wealth through: passive and residual income, and through small business ownership. One of the

Semi-Retired at 50. An Entrepreneur’s Life Post Business Sale. My Summer 2020 Check-In

That was an interesting six-months indeed. That’s how long it’s been since I wrote my last personal update, and it’s now been almost three years

Semi-Retired at 50, Traveling, and Enjoying Life. My Winter 2020 Check-In

Just for fun, I added some travel pictures throughout this post. October 17, 2019, marked the two-year anniversary since the sale of my business, and

Entrepreneur Semi-Retirement. The Life of a Semi-Retired Entrepreneur [Summer 2019]

It’s hard to believe that it’s been over six months since my last update. It’s also hard to believe how much has happened, both on

How to Retire Early. Here’s How Much You’ll Need and How To Get There

In one of my favorite financial books, The Millionaire Next Door, the author, Thomas Stanley, coins the phrase, “big hat, no cattle.” The term describes

My Eleven-Week Experience Running a Business as Interim President. Semi-Retirement on Hold!

I stepped into a new role on March 27th of this year as the interim president of the company I sold in 2017. Semi-Retirement was

Another Chance at Bat As I Step Back Into a Management Role.

If you’ve been following my blog from the beginning, you will know that I stepped down as president in December 2017 of the company I

Entrepreneur Semi-Retirement. One-Year Check-In. Time Sure Goes Fast.

Wow! One year sure does go by quickly. I can’t believe it’s been a full year since I officially “semi-retired”. For those of you new

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