RETIREMENT TRANSITION ASSESSMENT
You prepared the finances. Have you prepared for the transition?
For 40 years, you built toward this chapter. Now Off Duty helps capable people prepare for the part spreadsheets do not cover: who you are when the structure changes, how you spend your time, and how to be present in the life you built.
Your answers stay private.
What the assessment shows you
- Whether spending still brings hesitation, even when the numbers are solid.
- Whether work-mode momentum is still shaping your days.
- Whether identity, purpose, structure, or connection need a clearer plan.
- Which next step fits your score instead of giving you generic advice.
This is not another retirement calculator.
Financially prepared can still feel unfinished.
A portfolio can be in good shape while spending, open time, and the shift away from work still feel harder to enjoy than expected.
The work is practical.
The assessment points to specific transition patterns: spending ease, daily rhythm, purpose, identity, connection, and open time.
Chris keeps it grounded.
Chris Soll brings the Mindspo background in meditation education, retreats, and practical transformation into a retirement-specific format.
Who this is for
Designed for
- People within five years of retirement or already in the early years of it.
- People who handled the financial planning and want the next chapter to feel clear, present, and enjoyable.
- People who want grounded coaching and education, not hype or diagnosis.
Not designed for
- People looking for therapy, clinical treatment, or crisis support.
- People looking for financial advice, portfolio guidance, or investment recommendations.
- People who need urgent support or emergency help.
Start with the Retirement Transition Assessment
The assessment takes about four minutes. It gives you a score, a result type, and a clearer view of the transition patterns that may shape this next chapter: spending, structure, identity, connection, and daily rhythm.
Important disclaimer: Now Off Duty provides coaching and education only. It is not therapy, not medical treatment, not a substitute for mental health care, and not financial advice.