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Linda, I have just retired from teaching for 30 years. It is a little different having to be you without that all consuming role. I am also struggling with putting my own schedule and being productive without that external routine and demands. I also have adult ADD, and that makes it so much harder to develop non-crisis routines for my day. Working from home has been a blessing, and it was really important for me to retire and heal a little, but it has its own challenges. Good luck, and ...
Linda, I have just retired from teaching for 30 years. It is a little different having to be you without that all consuming role. I am also struggling with putting my own schedule and being productive without that external routine and demands. I also have adult ADD, and that makes it so much harder to develop non-crisis routines for my day. Working from home has been a blessing, and it was really important for me to retire and heal a little, but it has its own challenges. Good luck, and maybe your purpose is to just be you for a while?
Shellan, thank you for sharing, this is right where I am too. I have just retired from teaching, and now I have to figure out how to be me, without external structure or a clear role. I too, will just start with basics.
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