09/01/2026
What if you didn't have to wait until your 60s to give yourself permission to slow down?
For some moms, the dream isn't necessarily to stop working forever. It's having the freedom to take a step back when life calls for it. Maybe you want to take a few months off to be more present with your kids, you’re an entrepreneur who wants to step away from the business for a season, you want the flexibility to take a career break without putting your family's financial future at risk, or maybe you simply want to travel, recharge, or pursue something you've been putting off.
These are sometimes called "mini-retirements," and they're changing the way people think about the traditional idea of retirement. But before taking an extended career break, it's important to understand how it could impact your income, savings, and long-term retirement goals.
This doesn't mean you shouldn't take the break. It just means you want to plan for the freedom before you take it.
Let’s discuss if this is the right fit for your financial plan. Call me at 608-274-9110.
Mini retirements, or micro retirements, are extended breaks from work that give people time to travel, recharge, pursue goals, or focus on family before returning to their careers.