Grief is a universal experience, yet the workplace culture is not very friendly to employees suffering loss. Grief and loss are interrelated, and Read More
4 Questions That Can Help You Create Your Retirement Handbook
For much of our life, school systems and workplaces teach us the next steps. We learn in elementary school the skills needed in middle school to Read More
Do You Have Enough Courage For These 5 Retirement Challenges?
It takes courage to juggle. “As I’ve grown older, I’ve come to see life as a game of juggling—except instead of balls, it’s responsibilities, Read More
If You Know You Are Going To Die, Don’t Wait To Celebrate Your Life
One of my favorite books is “Tuesdays with Morrie: An Old Man, A Young Man, and Life’s Greatest Lesson by Mitch Albom. While it was originally Read More
Leading Edge How to Connect and Create a Sense of Belonging at Work
Studies continue to point out the epidemic of loneliness after the pandemic. Reasons include the increased use of technology and social media, working Read More
Are You Ruining Retirement And Birthday Celebrations?
When the movie “About Schmidt” came out in 2002, our neighbor Gene told us we must go see it. Gene happened to be a Jack Nicholson impersonator, often Read More
Aging Spiritually From the Grassroots Up
Author Carol Orsborn at 76 has been a leading advocate of conscious aging since receiving her doctorate in life stage development at 50 from Read More
3 Tips From My Own “Man On The Inside” Of The Retirement Community
My husband and I enjoy the Netflix show, “Man on the Inside,” starring Ted Danson. Danson plays Charles, a retired professor of engineering who Read More
My Long and Winding Road to MEA and Beyond
* Chip’s Note: Jann is a very active member of our MEA alum community in Iowa. She’s a smart PhD and a great writer. Hope you enjoy today’s guest Read More