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Troup, Daniel J.

 
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Synopsis

Retirement is often presented as the finish line. The long-awaited reward for a lifetime of work and planning. But for many of us, it is the beginning of a new and very personal chapter.

After more than thirty years in business and retiring at age 57, Daniel J. Troup discovered that retirement was about far more than having enough money or enough time. It meant letting go of familiar measures of success and finding new ways to think about identity, purpose, relationships, and a life well lived.

In A New Game Without a Scoreboard, Troup shares an honest, warm, and occasionally humorous account of that transition. Through personal stories and reflections, he explores the questions many retirees quietly ask:

- Who am I when my work is no longer the answer?

- What replaces the structure, goals, and sense of progress a career once provided?

- How do we find purpose without turning retirement into another achievement contest?

- What does it mean to build a meaningful next chapter?


This is not a financial-planning guide or a formula for “winning” retirement. It is one person’s real-life experience, written for anyone approaching retirement, newly retired, or still finding their footing years after leaving work.

If you have ever wondered what comes after the career ends, this book offers thoughtful companionship, perspective, and reassurance that there is no single right way forward.

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À propos de l'auteur

Daniel J. Troup is a writer, blogger, mentor, and retired business executive whose work explores the intersection of career, identity, purpose, and life after work. After a 30-plus-year career in sales, marketing, leadership, and career coaching, he retired at age 57 and began navigating the often-unexpected transition from professional achievement to a new chapter in life.Drawing on his own experiences, Troup writes about retirement, family, friendship, aging, personal growth, and the search for meaning beyond traditional measures of success. His essays combine storytelling, reflection, humor, and practical wisdom to examine the challenges and opportunities that accompany life's major transitions.He is the creator of The Sunny Side of 57, a blog dedicated to reflections on life, family, career, and retirement. Through his writing, he encourages readers to think more deeply about identity, purpose, acceptance, and what it means to continue growing long after a career ends.Prior to retirement, Troup held leadership positions in sales and marketing with several technology companies and later founded a career coaching and consulting practice. He also serves as a volunteer mentor with SCORE, helping entrepreneurs and small business owners pursue their goals and build successful ventures.A New Game Without a Scoreboard is his second book, and his first focused on retirement and life after work.Daniel lives in Central New York with his wife, Sue, and their dog, Rigby. When he is not writing, he enjoys walking, pickleball, mentoring, spending time with family, and exploring the back roads and lakes of Upstate New York.

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