learning

I will teach our MEA curriculum to more than forty cohorts this year, some week-long public workshops, some shorter private

“Ten years from now, what will you regret if you don’t learn it or do it now?” Anticipated regret is

Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmTVWupTnTM. It’s a little hokey, but full of wisdom so I’ve included the lyrics below. I could

As dear old Dad says, “If you’re not listening, you’re not learning. And, if you’re not learning, you’re not living.”

It’s an honor to be in possession of such a bounty, but it’s also an obligation. Yes, I “mule” 20-25

From nearly a century ago, Carl Jung’s quote is even more relevant today. It highlights our need for a new

I recently found myself on life’s Route 66 and it caused me to reflect on the journey I took in

Given that MEA’s “Great Midlife Edit” is a core part of our curriculum, I was curious to read Leidy Klotz’s

Recently, I was reading Adam Grant’s new book in which he also explored this topic, defining impostor’s syndrome as “I

Dick says, “It’s never too late to start something new.” He’s right. What do you know or have you done