Going Global To Rewirement, Not Retirement With Doreen Cumberford

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Retirement is bliss for some people. It’s a common notion that retirement equates to chill days by the beach, traveling in a camper van and visiting interesting places, or just having fun every day with family and friends. But for some people, rewiring is better. It’s a change of mindset that results in new adventures and eliminates the boredom of being retired. Doreen Cumberford, a coach, writer, and speaker can attest to the thrill of being in the state of rewirement.

In this episode of The New Nomad, Doreen joins our hosts, Andrew Jernigan and Allen Koski in an adventure-filled conversation about the perks of rewiring vs retiring. They talked about how ex-pats affect culture and how they can help other people wherever they go (while earning some extra bucks too). Why retire when you’re not tired? When you’re used to being on adventures, there’s no retiring from it. You just simply go to the next adventure where your feet or your budget will take you. So tune in to this week’s conversation and I’m sure that the concept of rewiring would entice you.

[1:05] Being mentally homeless is not a bad thing

[5:41] If you're not tired, why would you retire?

[13:49] Expats change a place's culture

[15:18] Home goes with us as Digital Nomads

[17:51] Make sure that your home and pets are taken care off

[23:15] Travel while you can

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A native of Scotland, Doreen Cumberford worked for the British Government in London and Cameroon in the mid-1970s, then an American corporation in Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates immediately after. She has been an entrepreneur, coach, writer, and speaker while traveling these last four decades. Doreen has lived in seven countries on four continents, including the Middle East for 18 years. Doreen coaches, speaks, and writes about using travel as a tool for transformation, together with the necessary mindset to process international transitions and constant travel with ease and grace.

Doreen Cumberford Links:
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/doreenmcumberford
Website: doreenmcumberford.com
Facebook: facebook.com/groups/RockYourReentry/
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