The best advice often comes from someone who has been there
Every Wednesday I post a Question of the Week here on the blog and on our Facebook Page. It might be about Social Security timing, staying in your home or downsizing, making friends after retiring, or whether you’d ever live in an RV. I share my own answer, and then I’d love to hear yours.
On the first Sunday of each month, I gather the best answers into a "Your Peers Answered" roundup on the blog.
How to join in
- On Facebook: answer in the comments under the Question of the Week post.
- By email: write to support@truecourseliving.com with "Question of the Week" in the subject line.
- Have a question for other readers? Send it the same way. The best ones become future questions.
A few ground rules
- Share your experience, not advice. "Here’s what worked for me" helps. "You should" can mislead.
- Be kind. Everyone here is figuring it out, and there are many right answers.
- No selling and no links to products.
- Stay safe. We will never message you first, ask for money, or ask for personal details. If someone does, it isn’t us. Don’t reply, and report them.
- Your privacy: I only publish first names and towns, like "Carol from Ohio," and only with your permission.
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