The Value of Intuition.
More recently, I connected with my fellow writer, Emma Seppälä, whose new book “SOVEREIGN: Reclaim Your Freedom, Energy, and Power in a Time of Distraction, Uncertainty, and Chaos” is gaining
Procrastination is the Thief of Time
Is it that phone call you need to make to apologize to a family member? Or maybe the graduate school application that is rotting in your desk drawer due to your
My Dream Dinner Conversation: 10 Questions for 10 Famous Psychologists
So, a few nights ago, I had this very weird dream in which I was sitting at a dinner table with the greatest psychology minds of all-time and listening to
How Are You Growing Your TQ (Transitional Intelligence)?
All these years later, I’ve learned that mastering transitions may be one of our most important modern skills. Our lives are full of voluntary and involuntary transitions, some personal, some
The Midlife Passage: A Summons to Larger Life
Here’s a two-minute video he made of me about how a question can illuminate a life. If you’re in the Portland or Seattle area, I highly recommend you reach out
Embracing Perfectly Imperfect
Let me delightfully unveil a truth we all know deep down: we’ve been thoroughly brainwashed. Picture it: a world where perfection reigns supreme, where we chase after an ideal we
Lifespan, Healthspan, “Zestspan”
My friend SARK is a Succulent Wild Woman (the name of one of her books) and she laid this wisdom on me when we had a conversation last week. How
The Most Daring Thing Anyone Over 60 Can Do.
Impossible? Emma Thompson did it at age 62 on camera in the film “Good Luck to You, Leo Grande,” which I wrote about in this blog post a couple years
The Litmus Test for “Am I in the Right Business?”
So, I went in search for another way I could determine if I was in the right business beyond just determining if I was in the bullseye of the Ikigai
Will Retirement Wreck Your Marriage?
But, with more than 5,000 folks who’ve experienced MEA’s programs, especially our Reframing Retirement online course and in-person workshops, I believe there are two key relationship variables that aren’t considered
The Best Thing You Can Immediately Do For Your Kids (and Yourself)
Based upon recent global happiness data, the quarter-life crisis is a thing. When you become an adult, you move from a highly structured existence, likely in school or living with
A Start-Up at 60.
Have you ever had the feeling that you really want to do something to make a difference in the world but don’t really know how to get started? I want to