Robert Brokamp
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4,317 appearances
39 recordings
3 series
first heard Oct 2025
last heard 12 Sep
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Motley Fool Hidden Gems Investing · Three Lesser-Known But Powerful 401(k) Features · 12 Sep 2026
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I'm Robert Brokamp.
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Fool on, everybody.
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The importance of income investing, swan money, and friendship in retirement.
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Today on the Saturday personal finance edition of the Motley Pool Hidden Gems Investing Podcast.
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I'm Robert Brookamp, and today is part two of my conversation with Wes Moss.
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Wes is a certified financial planner, the chief investment strategist at Capital Investment Advisors in Atlanta, the host of the Retire Sooner Podcast, and the author of five books, including his latest: The Retire Sooner Method: The Five Secrets Behind America's Happiest and Unhappiest Retirees.
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We may return to the financial part as well, but I do want to get into the non-financial part.
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And the phrase always is you don't want to retire from something, you want to retire to something.
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And what I think is great about your research and your book is that you really boil it down to specific things to be thinking about, starting first with core pursuits.
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Tell us how you define core pursuits and what's the difference in terms of the happiest.
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retirees on the block versus the unhappiest retirees.
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You point out a few other aspects that seem to contribute to something being a corporate suit as opposed to just a pastime.
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I'll just reference once again the studies that show that the number one activity of retirees is watching television on average four to six hours a day, which is not part of being a happy retiree.
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One thing you point out is that the corpus suits are adventure related because they sort of keep you growing, keep you exploring, and you hit it on it a little bit too in terms of something called anticipatory happiness, which sort of adds a little extra layer to making these adventure-related things like travel, going to an RV, going hiking, makes them a little bit more like a corporate suit.
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You provide a suggestion for helping people identify their core pursuits in the book.
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And you had people start with their values.
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And then underneath each values, you sort of brainstorm specific
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things that you can do that are commitments to that value.
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And then you break it down to daily and yearly things that you can do to plan out your retirement so that you make sure that those are incorporated in your life.
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One thing you touch on in the book is core pursuits that get you out of the house, but also with other people, which leads to another key characteristic of happy retirees, and that is building a community.
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