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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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Why does every beautiful face grow in old ageWrinkled like the back of a Libyan lizard?Why does a full head of hair get bald?Why is it that the Lion’s strength
This is the last quarter we will offer only Baja workshops as starting in April, we’ll have workshops in both Baja and Santa Fe. And, if this fourth quarter has
What’s to be learned from the owl? Jimi Hendrix said, “Knowledge speaks, and wisdom listens.” Owls invite us to become “first-class noticers” who blend into the background so they can
My two Brit friends, Andrew Scott and Lynda Gratton, wrote “The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age of Longevity” seven years ago, suggesting that the tyranny of the
We spend much of our early adulthood obsessed with our “little self,” the ego-defined way we show up in the world. As a good ego should, the little self separates
Beautiful Serenbe near Atlanta, Georgia was the venue where 12 of us, 4 more compadres online (and Chip online) met for an alumni cohort reunion of 28 Degrees. Thanks to
Then he added, “For myself, I mean.” I appreciated that he wasn’t trying to push it on me, but simply had found it helpful and was offering it for consideration.
We cite Joseph Campbell quite a bit at MEA, but it wasn’t until I read Rick Moody’s insightful monthly “Human Values in Aging” newsletter that I saw Campbell’s beautiful piece
However, she’s most notable for choosing to go skydiving at 104 years old, as captured in this New York Times article and video. And for the record, this was her
I remember an afternoon at Knott’s Berry Farm in Orange County, California when I might have been two years old. All of my tiny being was focused on feeding the
Yesterday, I fell in “bathtub love” with Elisabeth Egan, an editor at the Times who wrote this exquisite piece, “Reflections on a Porch, and a Life.” The subheading says it
The one who graduated from college. And who had interned here (or there). But “life after diploma” kickstarted your way-too-messy business journey. In the early years, you didn’t get to
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