Let’s get back to basics—addition and subtraction two ways to get to the same answer. However, we have a tendency to stick with addition. Today we’ll learn how subtraction can help you come out ahead.

Why am I talking about elementary math on a retirement podcast? Listen in to find out. OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE RETIREMENT ANSWER MAN PRACTICAL PLANNING SEGMENT

[2:12] Is scarcity really a negative thing?
[6:04] Stop trying to aim for precision
[11:17] Stop making retirement planning your new job
[14:03] Stop optimizing for returns
[17:42] Stop thinking you have to retire to something rather than from something
[21:25] Stop thinking you can wait
[24:16] Stop thinking you need to resign yourself to what is

LISTENER QUESTIONS

[27:10] Turn off dividend reinvestment in your decumulation phase
[30:00] A rucking comment
[31:03] On Social Security survivor benefits
[33:26] On inherited IRAs

ROCK LIFE WITH DR. BOBBY DUBOIS

[35:15] Movement studies
[45:05] Why does movement matter?
[48:51] Why the Hadza’s sedentary lifestyle is different from ours
[50:55] Why vitamin D is or isn’t helpful

TODAY’S SMART SPRINT SEGMENT

[1:00:34] Find an opportunity to move

Resources Mentioned In This Episode
YouTube video - What You Should Know if You Inherited an IRA
Episode 532 - How To Manage Your Scarcity Brain With Michael Easter
Episode 530 - What Is True Retirement Planning? With Christine Benz
Rock Retirement Club
Roger’s YouTube Channel - Roger That
BOOK - Rock Retirement by Roger Whitney
Roger’s Retirement Learning Center

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