The Boomer Woman's Podcast

The Boomer Woman’s Podcast, episode 312

The Boomer Woman's Podcast
The Boomer Woman's Podcast

Beyond The Nest Egg with Aaron Kirsch and Laura Zettel-Watson

Aaron Kersch and Laura Zettel-Watson joined forces to answer the question “What if there was a way to help everyone design their dream retirement before they even stepped into the office of a Financial Planner?”

Aaron is the financial planner, Laura is a psychologist and a gerontologist (among other things!) The answer to that question is “The Rewarding Retirement Workbook: Six Essentials Beyond Your Nest Egg”.

Today they discuss:

  • Research: 50% of happiness is predetermined by genes, 8-15% comes from circumstances like income
  • Hedonic and eudaimonic happiness
  • Relationships matter more than money for happiness
  • Focus on activities rather than goals
  • Behavioural finance
  • Go-Go Years, Slow-Go Years, and No-Go Years

Aaron and Laura also discuss the Six Essentials Beyond our Nest Egg and why we Boomer Women are unique in history.

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About the guest: Aaron Kirsch

Aaron is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and Wealth Advisor who guides his clients with financial planning and professional investment management so they can enjoy the rewarding retirement they deserve.

Since starting his career at a large Wall Street firm in 2001, Aaron has worked at financial services companies both large and small, including running his own wealth management firm for eight years.

Aaron is a founding partner and Senior Vice President at GreenUp Wealth Management, a Registered Investment Adviser.

About the guest: Laura Zettel-Watson

Laura Zettel-Watson is a Professor of Psychology and Director of the Aging Studies Program at California State University, Fullerton, a Certified Professional Gerontologist, and co-founder of the consulting firm GeroFusion, LLC.

For over 20 years, she has conducted research relating to several areas of gerontological health and well-being, including social relationships, cognitive aging, chronic pain, and the role of assistive technology in improving health. 

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