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| "Personal growth" can take many forms. It is not limited to traditional classes or training. It has much more to do with interests and passion, with inquiry and curiosity. It is not the choice for everyone, yet many happily retired individuals report great satisfaction and renewed enthusiasm for life when they try -- and learn -- something new. And some people use their retirement time to actually pursue a formal degree, finish an education, or explore new academic areas. The point is that if you wish to learn, opportunities abound. Here are some places to check: |
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