I had the good fortune recently to be asked to do a guest interview with Jann Freed, PhD, on her “Becoming a Sage” podcast. Jann is a well-known business consultant specializing in strategic planning, leadership development, and life planning. You can learn about her and her services at www.leadingwithwisdom.net. Jann liked my guest post on… Continue reading On Becoming a “Sage” – A Podcast
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It’s Time to “Take Back and Own” Your Elderhood
How did you react when you received your AARP card just before your fiftieth birthday? Were you: Surprised and shocked. Flattered Excited Ambivalent Pissed Surprised? We probably don’t want to know how much they know about us. Flattered? Just a thought – you might want to raise the bar. Excited? You love those weekly Bed… Continue reading It’s Time to “Take Back and Own” Your Elderhood
Welcome to “Make Aging Work” – An Update
This past week, I finally got to a task that I’ve delayed for too long – an update to the “About” page on my website. So I’m grabbing a week to share the update with my blog readership. If you’ve been there, the change isn’t big. If you haven’t, I hope it will help put… Continue reading Welcome to “Make Aging Work” – An Update
This is getting to be the “berries”!
Wishing You the Best!
Thanks for being a loyal subscriber and reader in 2018! Wishing you the happiest of holiday seasons. www.makeagingwork.com
Happy Thanksgiving!!
A friend of mine sent me this video filmed at the 2005 Super Bowl. I share it as a reminder of how things have changed for us culturally in a mere 13 years. How refreshing to see players, black and white, singing the national anthem and respecting the flag. As we celebrate Thanksgiving, let’s strive… Continue reading Happy Thanksgiving!!
How To Make Aging Work
I added to my hero list this week. During another boring 24-Hour Fitness workout this week, my aging I-pod Classic served up a James Altucher podcast interview with William Shatner of Startrek, Boston Legal, and Priceline fame. Now 87, Shatner looks 20-years younger and is living like his hair is on fire (yes, he still… Continue reading How To Make Aging Work
Retirement: Where Good Habits Go to Die and Bad Habits Flourish.
For starters this week, click on and read this humorous article “What Day Is it? The Muddled Confusion of a Recent Retiree.” New blogger and recent retiree, Howard Fishman, takes a very refreshing swipe at the realities of transitioning from labor-to-leisure, vocation-to-vacation. Fishman makes a seminal statement in the article (the bolding is… Continue reading Retirement: Where Good Habits Go to Die and Bad Habits Flourish.
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
Am I the only one that feels like 2018 just started yesterday? It’s crazy to wake up and realize almost 75% of the year is gone. Especially when you put it up against all the grand plans you had back in December or January about what this year was going to be all about. Well,… Continue reading Thank you, thank you, thank you!!
What’s Your Life Tempo – Crescendo or Diminuendo?
I’m a slightly above-average guitar player. One would hope so since I started playing in 1959. We’re talking Bill Haley and the Comets and early Elvis time zone, folks. About a dozen years ago, I discovered a player by the name of Tommy Emmanuel. If you are an acoustic guitar player or aficionado, you know… Continue reading What’s Your Life Tempo – Crescendo or Diminuendo?