I miss being an office manager but I don't miss the office

Speaking of management, you didn’t have a meddling manager. They trusted you, and appreciated your ability to problem solve. You were good at managing people, but you also liked doing your own work in your own way. You liked seeing your systems working well, but also liked the person who could come up with a solution for something that was a little bit "different". Admit it, you do like to make decisions, and to be appreciated.

Now that you're retired, you don’t get to use those talents much anymore. And you sure don’t want another job. You have a life, maybe grown kids or parents, long vacations, there may be days or weeks when you have less energy, and days when you just want to play. But you do miss the feeling of accomplishment, and having your work make a difference. Wouldn't you love to find a nonprofit that has a big impact on the community (60,000 pairs of shoes distributed to 100 nonprofits each year), is 100% volunteer, who values your skillset and lets you build your own "position" in the group to fit your life, skills, and personality? Let's chat on the phone, or meet at our room and sort some shoes and talk.

Welcome to Changing Footprints. If you live around Indianapolis, give us a call. Bob Broughton 317-727-4186