
Al Roker Wants You to Stay True to Yourself
Al Roker is a beloved fixture on morning TV. He’s the weather guy and co-host at TODAY. Is retirement on his radar?
Retirement is no longer the beginning of the end–It’s the beginning of what’s next. And for most of us that includes work. How can we reinvent ourselves, train ourselves for new opportunities and monetize our passions?
Al Roker is a beloved fixture on morning TV. He’s the weather guy and co-host at TODAY. Is retirement on his radar?
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Al Roker is a beloved fixture on morning TV. He’s the weather guy and co-host at TODAY. Is retirement on his radar?
As we like to say at Growing Bolder, “This is not the beginning of the end. It’s the beginning of what’s next.” And what’s next for many Americans means retirement.
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