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Most retirement conversations are about saving enough. Today, Nathan talks about the other side of that. What happens when you've saved, you're there, and you still can't bring yourself to spend it? It's more common than people admit. And it can quietly rob you of the retirement you worked so hard to build. A great financial plan’s purpose is to both protect you and give you permission to spend and enjoy your life.

Here’s some of what we discuss in this episode:

💸 Spending Hesitation: Many retirees struggle to shift from saving to spending

🧠 Saver Mindset: Years of discipline make it hard to change habits

⚠️ Fear of Running Out: Uncertainty keeps people from enjoying retirement

💬 Have the Conversation: Talking through concerns builds confidence

📈 Start Small: Gradual spending helps build trust in the plan

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