A curated collection of HBR experts' research and practical advice on planning and preparing for your final career transition: retirement.Compiles the best advice from our Harvard Business Review community of experts to help readers consider whether and how they want to wind down their careers, assess the mental and emotional impact, and make a plan (and revisit and revise the plan as needed).Provides a variety of tactics for readers to sample to manage their biggest challenges.Helps readers think through what downshifting or stopping will mean for them from a mental, emotional, identity, and practical perspective.Meets a need for a large swath of our current audience (and one they've been clamoring for years in our customer research).Audience: Highly motivated and successful professionals in their 50s and older, who are beginning to think about slowing down or stopping, but aren't sure how to navigate the process. Also potential secondary audiences of HR and managers, looking to support folks through their final career transition. And a potential tertiary audience of early career folks, who know their career will span decades and are interested in thinking about how to set goals and make choices that will yield a fulfilling career, while also building and maintaining their skills and stamina for the long haul.