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An intriguing combination of economics, philosophy, history, and advice aimed at readers who wish to plan for a meaningful retirement...Wright exudes an infectious enthusiasm and offers something of a life preserver to those so jaded by their work lives they cannot conceive of any meaningful alternative to work, other than death. A must for future and current retires; an entertaining excursion through the world of philosophy for everyone else. (Dec. 5, 2017) --Kirkus Reviews

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Forrest Wright, CFP is a retired Certified Financial Planner with extensive experience in retirement planning. He has an MBA from the Wharton School of Business (University of Pennsylvania) and has been profiled in the New York Times, Financial Analysts Journal, Newsday and other national publications. His interest in successful retirement goes back to age 8, when he asked his dad how much money he'd need to never have to work. His father answered, two million, and Forrest's quest began. In his own retirement, he began a comprehensive self-study of the world's greatest philosophers-and discovered that this second quest had far more meaning for him than the original quest for wealth. In this book, he shares his journey and provides an easy introduction to the great philosophers and the ideas they provided that shaped our world.

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