Looking to Get More
From Your Retirement ?
You're not alone.
An encouraging and entertaining look at the emotional, personal and life-affirming
side of retirement
by Harry Agress, Jr., M.D.
Featured in The Wall Street Journal.
COMING SOON
Looking to Get More
From Your Retirement?
You're Not Alone.
An encouraging and entertaining look at the emotional, personal and life-affirming
side of retirement
by Harry Agress, Jr., M.D.
Featured in The Wall Street Journal.
COMING SOON
Looking to Get More
From Your Retirement ?
You're not alone.
An encouraging and entertaining look at the emotional, personal and life-affirming
side of retirement
by Harry Agress, Jr., M.D.
Featured in The Wall Street Journal.
COMING SOON
Looking to Get
More From Your
Retirement ?
You're Not Alone.
An encouraging and entertaining look at the emotional , personal and life-affirming side of retirement
by Harry Agress, Jr., M.D.
Featured in The Wall Street Journal.
COMING SOON
About the book
About the book
About the book
Take your retirement to the next level
Next Years Best Years is an inspiring new life-long resource to help you go to the next level of the emotional and practical aspects of this inevitable, though often poorly understood life-transition. One that may represent a quarter of your lifetime. Focusing on the positive upside, you will discover its unique opportunities, challenges and solutions.
Next Years Best Years is an inspiring new life-long resource to help you go to the next level of the emotional and practical aspects of this inevitable, though often poorly understood life-transition. One that may represent a quarter of your lifetime. Focusing on the positive upside, you will discover its unique opportunities, challenges and solutions.
Next Years Best Years is an inspiring new life-long resource to help you go to the next level of the emotional and practical aspects of this inevitable, though often poorly understood life-transition. One that may represent a quarter of your lifetime. Focusing on the positive upside, you will discover its unique opportunities, challenges and solutions.
COMING SOON
Best practices and attitudes with personal examples of:
Best practices and attitudes with personal examples of:
Trying things beyond your comfort zone
Trying things beyond your comfort zone
Sharing the knowledge of your “experienced brain”
Sharing the knowledge of your “experienced brain”
Creating a sense of purpose while fostering relationships
Creating a sense of purpose while fostering relationships
Creating a sense of purpose while fostering relationships
Sharing the knowledge of your “experienced brain”
Trying things beyond your comfort zone
A percentage of each book sale will go to placing photos in hospitals to create a more caring and welcoming environment for patients, families and the staff in charge of their care
A portion of each book sale will go towards donating
fine art photographs to hospitals around the country.
Creating a more caring and welcoming environment for patients, families and the staff in charge of their care
A portion of each book sale will go towards donating
fine art photographs to hospitals around the country.
Creating a more caring and welcoming environment for patients, families and the staff in charge of their care
Next Years Best Years is for:
Next Years Best Years is for:
Those who are retired though not fully satisfied and searching for more
Those who are retired though not fully satisfied and searching for more
Those thinking about retirement
Those thinking about retirement
The another significant group, frequently unrecognized, their significant others.
The another significant group, frequently unrecognized, their significant others.
COMING SOON
Recent Raves for
Next Years Best Years
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Recent Raves for
Next Years Best Years
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Recent Raves for
Next Years Best Years
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
Dr. Harry Agress has given us a delightful, deeply thoughtful, and easy-to-follow guide to happiness, fulfillment and mental sharpness in retirement. Next Years Best Years is a sparkling gem. It’s packed with excellent advice, worksheets, anecdotes and inspiring thoughts on how our next Act can be even more inspiring and fun than the previous.
R. Thomas Herman
Columnist for The Wall Street Journal’s Journal Reports, former Lecturer, Yale University and presently Lecturer, Department of Communication at University of San Diego
Next Years/Best Years is not just a guide to retirement, it's a companion through the maze of life's transitions. With wisdom and insight, Dr. Agress taps into the well of personal experience to offer a roadmap for discovering purpose, joy, and fulfillment in the next chapter of life, making it a must-read for anyone embarking on a new journey.
David Perlmutter
MD Author, #1 New York Times bestseller Grain Brain, and Brain Wash and highly respected healthcare authority
Having known Dr. Agress as a Radiology colleague throughout his professional clinical and teaching career and now in his retirement, I was thrilled to read Next Years Best Years. As in all of Harry's endeavors, this book is so well written and thoughtful. The contents are well organized, introspec
tive and easy to both grasp and relate to at any point in one's career. I could only smile as the enthusiastic Harry Agress that I know comes through in each chapter with detailed reflection and uplifting consideration.Lawrence H. Schwartz, MD
Chairman, Department of Radiology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, NYWhat a find! This unique resource bursts with practical information and real-world recommendations that can help anyone negotiate the sometimes uncertain passage into retirement. Laced with humor and sage advice, Dr. Agress shares in-the-trenches tips, personal revelations and successful strategies for navigating the journey. A must-read for everyone who wants their next years to be their best years.
Franklin H. Zimmerman, MD
Award-winning Cardiologist and Author, Assistant Professor of Cardiology, Northwell Health
“Having just finished Harry Agress’ passionate and insightful book, Next Years Best Years, I have a completely new outlook on retirement. The insights offer a sneak peak into planning ahead and looking forward to this stage in my life more than ever.
Harry is as inspiring as he is informative, sending a message of encouragement to us all. Now I have more than just good intentions, I have a roadmap! Thank you Harry.”
Clifford Pickett
Professional World Travel and Commercial Photographer, Educator and Creative Consultant to National Geographic, British Airways and Clinique
A delightful and refreshingly informative guide for meeting the "What Now? Moment" called retirement and realizing some of this life's most enjoyable and meaningful treasures.
Ken Druck, Ph.D
Author of "Courageous Aging: Your Best Years Ever Reimagined" and "How We Go On: Self-Compassion, Courage and Gratitude on the Path Forward."
You don't have to figure this out from scratch.
You now have a compassionate friend in the trenches of retirement - someone to help you navigate this challenging and unchartered territory. An important perspective I wish had been available when I started.
The majority of retirement books emphasize financial issues, while Next Years Best Years explores the all important personal side, those crucial feelings and thoughts that define one’s self-worth.
You now have a compassionate friend in the trenches of retirement - someone to help you navigate this challenging and unchartered territory. An important perspective I wish had been available when I started.
The majority of retirement books emphasize financial issues, while Next Years Best Years explores the all important personal side, those crucial feelings and thoughts that define one’s self-worth.
You now have a compassionate friend in the trenches of retirement - someone to help you navigate this challenging and unchartered territory. An important perspective I wish had been available when I started.
The majority of retirement books emphasize the financial issues, while Next Years Best Years explores the all important personal side, those crucial feelings and thoughts that define one’s self-worth.
Harry Agress - Author, Next Years Best Years
Harry Agress - Author, Next Years Best Years
Harry Agress - Next Years Best Years Author
Following a 36-year medical career in the field of Radiology, Dr. Harry Agress, Jr retired at age 68. He is an experienced teacher and nationally recognized lecturer who takes great joy in passing on what he has learned and experienced both in medicine and life.
Dr. Agress has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal and appeared on NBC’s “The Today Show,” lectured at the 92nd St Y in New York City and been featured in Marquis Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Who’s Who in America and America’s Top Doctors.
In Next Years Best Years Dr. Agress dives into the many exploits he and others have embraced as they create a new post-career life. From volunteering to photography, teaching, sports, coaching, acting and much more.
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About the Author
Harry Agress Jr., MD
Following a 36-year medical career in the field of Radiology, Dr. Harry Agress, Jr retired at age 68. He is an experienced teacher and nationally recognized lecturer who takes great joy in passing on what he has learned and experienced both in medicine and life.
Dr. Agress has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal and appeared on NBC’s “The Today Show,” lectured at the 92nd
St Y in New York City and been featured in Marquis Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Who’s Who in America and America’s Top Doctors.
In Next Years Best Years Dr. Agress dives into the many exploits he and others have embraced as they create a new post-career life. From volunteering to photography, teaching, sports, coaching, acting and much more.
CONTACT HARRY
About the Author
Harry Agress Jr., MD
Following a 36-year medical career in the field of Radiology, Dr. Harry Agress, Jr retired at age 68. He is an experienced teacher and nationally recognized lecturer who takes great joy in passing on what he has learned and experienced both in medicine and life.
Dr. Agress has been profiled in The Wall Street Journal and appeared on NBC’s “The Today Show,” lectured at the 92nd
St Y in New York City and been featured in Marquis Who’s Who in Medicine and Healthcare, Who’s Who in America and America’s Top Doctors.
In Next Years Best Years Dr. Agress dives into the many exploits he and others have embraced as they create a new post-career life. From volunteering to photography, teaching, sports, coaching, acting and much more.
CONTACT HARRY
About the Author
Harry Agress Jr., MD
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This presentation honors my father and the entire staff of the 21st General Hospital in WWII. This unit of courageous and dedicated professionals was staffed by doctors, nurses and technicians from Barnes Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, MO.
Donation of Photographs and Dedication Ceremony, “The Brave and the Bold: The 21st General Hospital During WWII”
