Ernie has another winner on his hands. The book covers all the basics of planning for the retirement life and making it as rich as you can. It is not about saving money or financial planning. It's way more important than that. It makes the point quite well that money is secondary to living a good life. And a good life can be lived on little or a lot. His style is easy to read. It is obvious that he believes that retirement, in whatever form it takes, is a wonderful period of your life. A time when you can pursue dreams you couldn't when you worked 60 hours a week or had small children at home. A time to find your true purpose in life and fulfill it. Fortunately this is not a philosophical or feel good book; it offers practical examples, stories and exercises to help you prepare for retirement. This could be the only retirement book you'll need. I loved this book and use it in my coaching and training sessions with potential retirees.