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Shift happens
Accepting that the horrible feelings that arise in the messy middle are requisites to letting go and moving forward ultimately leads to the treasures of “what is to come.”
Are we underestimating the over 60 crowd?
If we look at people over sixty as a valuable resource rather than over the hill, we help to unleash one of the world’s most powerful resources.
The second half of life – it starts with a transition
People in the second half of life are resurrecting the courage, calm, and confidence that got lost along the way in life and trying to understand what the heck is going on inside.
Podcast: The Real Questions You Should Ask Yourself Before Retiring
Join me and Glory Gray of Glory Gray Wealth Solutions on The Women’s Wealth Canada Podcast as we tackle the real questions you should ask yourself before retiring.
When interests don’t align – yours and your partner’s
What are couples most worried about looking ahead to retirement? Getting enough alone time. Concern about different interests and priorities was a scant second.
#AWorld4AllAges: It’s about how you treat young, old and yourself
2021 – 2030 is the Decade of Healthy Ageing aimed at improving the lives of older people, their families, and the communities in which they live.
Video: Life Beyond Career
Do you have your sights set on retiring yet wonder if there is life beyond career? I provide an overview of the opportunities and challenges of this next stage of life.
Save Your Brain — Use Your Hands!
One of the most protective things you can do against aging is to learn a manual skill when you’re young … and keep it up. The next best thing? Learn something new.
Navigating Towards a Life with Purpose
Ever grab the first thing that came along because you didn’t know what else to do? My story about just that is in the December 2020 issue of INSPIRED Magazine.
Square One: A Simple Guide to a Balanced Life by Joseph C. Maroon with Carrie Kennedy
If work was your life and all options are now on the table for your future self where do you begin? The simple framework in Square One is a starting point as told by neurosurgeon Dr. Joseph Maroon.