‘Cheap Thrills’ is free on Kindle until Tuesday

I just published a new guide, ‘Cheap Thrills’, for Seniors worried about outliving their retirement funds. And until July 13th it is free for everyone on Kindle.

‘Cheap Thrills’ flips the script on retirement budgets. This isn’t a book about depriving yourself, zealously cutting coupons, or skipping your morning coffee. It’s a high-energy guide to reclaiming your social life, boosting your brainpower, and filling your calendar with adventure—all for less than the price of a fast-food meal (and often, for free.)

Although I have to admit that taking a flight in a bi-wing plane costs more than a burger and fries, I’ll show you how to slash the cost of that Bucket List item and others by huge amounts. Your Bucket List can actually be a “done that” list, rather than a “I wish” list!

What You’ll Discover Inside

Thrills of a Lifetime: Popular Bucket List adventures, on land, sea and air, with all the excitement and a lot less pain to your budget.
The Art of the Ask: Scripted ways to unlock hidden community perks, senior discounts, and no cost admissions without feeling awkward.
Culture on a Dime: How to access world-class entertainment, plays, and museums on a shoestring budget.
Fresh Air, No Fare: The best low-cost outdoor adventures, nature passes, and urban exploring secrets for all mobility levels.
Brain Games & Social Gains: Low-stress ways to build your brain-power and a thriving new social circle without spending a dime. And more.

Retirement shouldn’t be about fearfully watching your nest egg shrink. It should be about making your world bigger. And when you open this guide, you will start beating the penny-pinching boredom, and discover how to live a long million-dollar retirement on a piggy-bank budget.

Kids love “Javelina Cousins’, a great summer read

And while you are on Amazon take a look at ‘Javelina Cousins and the Magic Compass’. It’s an adventure story for young readers set sometime in the past with four young javelinas searching for hidden gold in a desert that looks a lot like Arizona. That’s Lulu, the javelina ballerina, on the left. She dances her way to discovery. You can find ‘Javelina Cousins’ in paperback on Amazon.