Before the pandemic, technology was something that, as a retiree, you could more or less choose to embrace. Today we all realize the important role that technology plays in keeping us together. It’s up to us to continue to embrace these tools, so we’ve put together some ways that you can use technology throughout your retirement.

Retirees across the United States are heading back to campuses when they retire. In fact, many colleges and universities have started tailoring programs specifically for those who want to start a new career or just make learning a cornerstone of their retirement schedules.

One common attribute of successful, happy people is that they are intensely curious. They never feel like the world has passed them by because they have made learning and self-improvement a lifelong process. In fact, Bill Gates places such a high value on continuous learning that he schedules annual “Think Weeks” where he holes himself up in a private study with books, magazines, and scientific papers. Whether you want to stay ahead of the curve or just cultivate a curious mind, daily learning can have some major personal and professional benefits.