But for today’s knowledge workers—people who lead with their minds and not their muscles—retirement is no longer a clear-cut concept.
Why Retirement Confuses Knowledge Workers
Chip Conley
June 18, 2025
I Just Realized I’m a Cartographer
While they rarely traveled, their work guided entire fleets and shaped worldviews. During Christopher Columbus’ time, barely 10% of the
Chip Conley
June 17, 2025
70 is the new 53
But, a new Goldman Sachs report gives some intellectual heft to this premise. According to a recent comprehensive study, a
Chip Conley
June 16, 2025
Growing Down
Last week, I had a dream. I stood in a wide-open field with my smartphone in hand, but only one
Steven Morris
June 15, 2025
What’s the Purpose of Purpose?
Releasing the pressure of having a purpose. What Is the Purpose of Purpose? The definition of purpose is “the reason
Andrea Deskin
June 14, 2025
The Gift from the Sea
Since “The Gift from the Sea” is really about Lindbergh’s musings on midlife and beyond, it’s a perfect coaching companion
Chip Conley
June 13, 2025
“My Husband is ‘Going Andro’ on me!”
But, I heard this term last week from an MEA alum referring to her spouse who was in the midst
Chip Conley
June 12, 2025
Go Make a Mistake and Be a Disappointment
Let’s flip the script. When I left the hotel business to become a “modern elder,” I was terrified. First of
Chip Conley
June 11, 2025
Why the World Needs to Invest in Wisdom
I was recently reading Nicolas Michaelsen’s Substack article entitled, “Towards a Systemic Investing Approach for Wisdom Infrastructure,” and I was
Chip Conley
June 10, 2025
The Ultimate Metric as we Age is not Productivity, it’s Presence
Interviewing an interviewer in front of 400 people isn’t easy, but I experienced that honor last Thursday at our Wise
Chip Conley
June 9, 2025
The Realization That Changes Everything
At some point, many of us come to a reluctant but honest realization: The way we’ve been working is no
Andrea Jones
June 8, 2025
One Big Rinse
I like aging. There’s great freedom in getting older. Believe me, I have plenty to fret about, but I know
Nancy Scannell
June 7, 2025
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