
Daily Sparks – Day 10: What Will My Retirement Look Like?
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5 minutes a Day on the Parsha with Yiddy Klein — Daily Sparks – Day 10: What Will My Retirement Look Like?. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
This Torah class is brought to you by Torahanytime.com People wonder, what will my retirement look like? Very simple. Imagine one of those long shabas afternoons in July or August. You're ready read the entire Ami magazine. The entire mishpacha from cover to cover, including all the letters to the editor. You've argued your wife and your kids. You ate an entire watermelon. You finished the whole bag of popcorn. You worked your way through a mountain of Papitis and it's still only 6 p.m. Menche is still three hours away. You're bored out of your mind. That is what retirement can feel like every single day. However, if you're attached to Torah, if you taste the sweetness of a shear, if you enjoy opening a safer, you enjoy doing chesa at helping others, your days will never feel long. Your days will never feel empty. There's always another shear to hear, another safer to explore, another idea to grow from. A life filled with tiredness is a life that never drags.
It's a life that is always fulfilling.
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