One should never retire “from” a job; one should retire “to” something. Sure you officially resigned or quit from a position, and everyone gave you a retirement party (hopefully), but what comes after? And there is an after. For most of us, it will span 20-30 years after we leave the daily grind. That is a long time if you don’t plan for it. 1. Are you financially able to retire? Do you have a savings or retirement account? Are you planning a second career or a part-time job? Sorry, but without money, full retirement is not in your immediate future. 2. Are you planning some sort of health routine? You certainly want to spend the majority of your remaining life span in good health, so make sure you consider a consistent health routine and a healthy diet. This includes visits to the doctor and the dentist. 3. Have you discussed your retirement plans with your spouse, partner, and/or family? Include them in your plans, so th