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Thoughts on the art of living
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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When we’re young, we have little choice about how we’re formally educated. However, as we age, we can choose our schools and tools. Unfortunately, many of us aren’t that conscious
For many people in midlife and beyond, both are important. And, when we look in both directions, we’re often faced with the current mirror. In my years of coaching people
“We can’t just choose to learn what we want to know” about our history, “We have to learn what we should know. We should know about our country. We should
“A corkscrew is useful, a hug from your mother is valuable. A door is useful, watching a sunset is valuable. A car is useful, a good friendship is valuable. Having
I look forward to your thoughts and would like to thank my MEA co-founders and team for adding their contributions. 1. Life lessons are the raw material for future wisdom.Practice:
In some ways, they couldn’t be more different, although they were both hard to categorize. I grew up with Mr. Rogers, the lifelong Republican who took a stand for public
During a recent conversation with an MEA alum, Ron, as we sat amongst the rocks, tidepools, and waves just south of our Baja campus, he bestowed upon me the pearls
After reading this article and co-leading our successful “Reframing Retirement” workshop in March, I’ve come to believe that MEA needs to offer more workshops for couples exploring retirement, maybe with
I have less money than many but lots more than most and yet my mind whirls and worries about money. I have achieved, by many measures of the world, great
His profound statement summarizes the research I conducted over the past decade on shifts in our thinking about who we are and how we make meaning in the world. The
Initially, I thought that the risk of a fish dying after being released was mostly due to the cut in its mouth caused by the fishing hook. However, I have
Baby CEO who didn’t know squat,A knucklehead so proud he was self-taught. I wanted to provide joy to the world. Make some money as my biz plan unfurled. Silently, I
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