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Thoughts on the art of living
This topic is so meaningful to me that chapter 7 of my book “Learning to Love Midlife” is dedicated to helping readers understand how their story serves them. For those of you who’ve been in workshops where we’ve done this exercise, you know I always say that this subject deserves a full workshop, not just ...
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As a young father, I struggled to balance my work and family life. Growing up, I saw parents who were present and engaged with their children, and I knew that’s
I have been talking about imaginal cells in transitions for years now. It was an idea seeded in my mind by my friend and designer James Parr. James explained how
In grade school, he was told, “You need to have a purpose.” So, he looked for it behind the swings while everyone was playing and in the eaves of the
The word liminal comes from the Latin word “limin,” which means threshold.It is the space between what wasand what will be.It is fluid, uncertain, and sacred.Suspended in time,It is where
When people are asked which superhero power they’d most like to possess – to fly or to be invisible – it turns out the majority dream of invisibility. What’s more,
As we go and grow through life we are faced with ever increasing challenges, each of which requires greater consciousness and more clarity. After mastering the stages of teething, separation,
Chip Conley in his book, “Wisdom at Work”, says that “we age in public, but our true gifts are often private”. I’ve pondered on this statement and got a profound
Thanks to the dozens of you who sent me this heartwarming video of Dick and Coldplay’s Chris Martin exploring the concept of love and showing that Mr. Van Dyke, at
Are you a participant or a spectator of life? Do you ride your age like a trusty horse or do you flagellate your partner (your body) such that it lays
No, these friends are the folks who you met when Serendipity had her way with you long ago. Somehow, these friendships have endured even though you don’t live near each
As we move through the seasons of life, a quiet revelation unfolds: the things we once chased, collected, and gifted take a backseat to something far more profound. When I
Then, I stumbled upon the new Death Clock app that has become the rage amongst those obsessed with longevity. You give the app a wide range of your physical, emotional
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