Furthermore Virtual Workshop - June 1 at 5:30PM

Rethink Retirement. Design What Comes Next.

Retirement isn’t just a financial milestone — it’s a life transition. And most people are never invited to talk about the parts that matter just as much as money.

Join us at Furthermore - a life-planning experience for individuals and couples who want more from retirement than a number on a spreadsheet. It’s for people who are thinking not only about when they’ll retire — but how they want to live in the years ahead.

What You’ll Experience

✨ Your Retirement Life Profile
Every participant begins with our proprietary retirement profile quiz. It reveals how you naturally approach retirement — your strengths, blind spots, and default patterns. Are you a planner? A dreamer? A contributor? An avoider? Something else entirely? Understanding your persona brings clarity to decisions around aging, purpose, health, relationships, and financial security — and often sparks powerful conversations with a spouse or partner.

✨ A Broader, More Human Approach to Retirement
Our work is grounded in four essential pillars proven to support a fulfilling next chapter:

• Financial security
• Health and vitality
• Social connection
• Meaning and purpose

We explore how these pillars work together — and what happens when one is ignored.

✨ Engaging, Thoughtful Workshops
Furthermore workshops are conversational, insightful, and practical. This isn’t a lecture — it’s a guided experience designed to spark clarity, meaningful dialogue, and new ways of thinking about what’s possible.

✨ Space to Reflect, Connect, and Reimagine
Participants leave with greater self-awareness, a shared language for important conversations, and a clearer vision of what they want their next chapter to look like — personally, relationally, and practically.

If you’re navigating the questions that come with aging, transition, or retirement — or simply want to feel more excited and intentional about what’s next — you’re in the right place.

Join us and discover a new way to think about retirement — one that’s designed to be truly lived.