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This seems like an odd quote for the day after Labor Day, but it’s one I’ve always believed in. Work can either be a job, a career, or a calling. If we’re diligent and fortunate, it can feel as if you’ve been called by the heavens to answer your vocation. I’ve had three callings in ...
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But, as I’ve studied it and connected with nearly 5,000 alums who’ve experienced our MEA programs, I’ve come to see midlife more as a chrysalis than a crisis, a time
We officially will open our 2,566-acre Rising Circle Ranch today for our first on-campus Santa Fe workshop. The crown for first Santa Fe workshop goes to our “In-AWE-gural” cohort –
We’re glad to bring him back to Baja July 1-6 with Renewing Purpose: Modern Rituals to Navigate Life’s Transitions. How can you declare independence from what’s got you stuck? While the
She’s now residing at our MEA Regenerative Community, Baja Sage, and is facilitating workshops including Navigating Transitions July 8-13 in Baja. If you can’t make it to Thérèse’s workshop, you might like
My name is Celine and I am the Blue Zones® Retreats Expert.I grew up in France, unknowingly immersed in a Blue Zones environment. My grandma passed away a few months
Many of you hear me interview thought leaders on our MEA online fireside chats and suggest that we should create a podcast. I appreciate the encouragement, but I also need to draw
Last week I was crossing a bridge in Tbilisi, Georgia, and stopped to look at the photos exhibited there. One set especially moved me — photos of fathers and sons
Seriously though, I did take a few things from this article including: Nearly seven million Americans have Alzheimer’s disease today, the most common type of dementia, according to the Alzheimer’s
It’s our Alumni Homecoming which started in 2019 in San Francisco with more than 200 folks showing up from 50 U.S. cities and 7 countries. We’ll be celebrating again the
Ready to play the always-riveting game called “Imagining Your Deathbed Regrets”? Of course you are—there’s no place for surface-level froth here at the Wisdom Well blog, right? No, friend, we’re going deep! Not
“You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.”– Wayne Gretzky The Modern Elder Academy is many things to people. It creates a forum for ideas and opportunities based on
For many of us, approaching midlife feels a lot like approaching midnight: we’re reduced to a less attractive, more cranky version of ourselves. And, yet, the dawning of midlife offers
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