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Hosted by Theresa Corona · society · EN-US · 12 episodes
After 35 years in education, I’m preparing to retire. Notes from Retirement follows the transition into retirement, the last months of work, and the first year of building a new life. This podcast explores identity, time, powering down, and deciding what matters next — along with cooking, travel, writing, and gathering people together in this next chapter.
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Signup to Generate a PitchNotes from Retirement is a society podcast hosted by Theresa Corona, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Notes from Retirement
On my last morning in Guanajuato, I find myself noticing everything a little differently. In this episode, I reflect on what it means to stay present before a moment becomes a memory—and on how retirement is teaching me not to rush toward what comes next. Sometimes the gift is simply learning to savor where we are while we’re still there.
Notes from Retirement
In this episode, I sit down with two longtime colleagues after a Monday brunch to reflect on what retirement feels like now that our time belongs to us. We talk about what has been different, what we’ve enjoyed, what has surprised us, and how strange—and freeing—it is to experience a very different kind of Monday.
Notes from Retirement
A simple moment—sweeping the street in front of my house for the first time in 25 years—made me realize how differently I experience time now. In this episode, I reflect on the end of the Sunday scaries, the first day of school without me, and how it’s possible to miss parts of a life you don’t want back.
Notes from Retirement
Season 2 begins with an unexpected lesson from a tube of red lipstick. After wearing a bold new color for my retirement party, I found myself wondering what else I might be willing to try in this next chapter. In this episode, I reflect on identity, curiosity, and the quiet permission to keep becoming—no matter your age or stage of life. Because sometimes the smallest changes open the door to something much bigger.
Notes from Retirement
After 35 years in education, today is my first day of retirement. Joined by my sister in our family home in Mexico, I reflect on the transition from a life structured around work to day one of a new chapter filled with possibility. Season One Finale.
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