From Naples And The Amalfi Coast: The Impact Of The Built Environment On Health And Well-Being

Here’s a list of the previous fourteen posts from February. It has been a whirlwind. Now, we’re in the last week of our trip and final full day in Naples, Italy.

1. Assessment of your situation

2. Acknowledgement of your situation

3. Acceptance of your situation

4. Theorizing your situation

5. Strategizing your situation

6. Work Less Now So You Can Work Less Longer

7. Living Evenly Across The Lifespan

8. Organize Money And Work Around Life, Not The Other Way Around

9. Pots Of Money For Spending And Cash Security

10. Finding The Floor On Your Cost Of Living

11. How To Backwards Budget

12. How To Afford Travel

13. Your Housing Paying Now And In Relative Old Age

14. The Impact Of The Built Environment On Housing And Transportation

This is post #15 of 20 for the month, which is coming to you from Naples, Italy.

In a minute, we’ll focus on images from the drive we took along the Amalfi Coast in Southern Italy on Wednesday. Absolutely beautiful.

But first, today’s Never Retire checklist item—the impact of the built environment on health and well-being—ahead of a full treatment of the subject in March, when I’ll write 20 posts in 31 days, meticulously detailing each of the 20 checklist items.

See yesterday’s installment because post #15 in March will be a bookend to post #14. Post #14 focuses on housing and transportation. Post #15 on health and well-being, as they relate to where and how you live.