For those of us who discovered we have a few thing…

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So I posted that retirement readiness self-assessment a few days back and we had a lot of responses and there was a lot of great conversation and just really, really good engagement on it. And one of the things that I heard a lot from the people that, you know, had low scores, meaning that they had a lot that they needed to work on to get ready, you know, emotionally for retirement was concern, you know, like things like oof or oh no, I've got a lot of work to do. And I don't think I would look at it like that. I think I would look at it like when you're getting ready to leave on a trip, if you open Waze or Maps and you see that there's a really bad. Traffic jam down the road that's going to be like hours of delay and you take an alternative route. You don't say, oh, no, there's a traffic jam. You say, oh, good thing I saw that traffic jam and I can go around it.