Chip Conley's daily blog:
Thoughts on the art of living
In less than 11 months, we’ve produced 100 episodes of our Midlife Chrysalis podcast with nearly 2 million downloads (today’s episode with Elizabeth White is dynamite!). For those of you who want to explore some of our most popular episodes this year, I’ve ranked my top 20 episodes in terms of how much I enjoyed ...
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In this time I achieved significant accomplishments, helping drive year-over-year increases in guest satisfaction scores and KPIs at several world-leading hotels. Yet there I was, feeling like there was something
December 13, 2021
I’ve connected with Carl Honoré before but we’ve never met in person. We share the fact that we have been lucky enough to be on the TED stage twice and
December 12, 2021
I was in my 20s when my book “The End of Nature” came out, and I was reasonably confident that our leaders would tackle the issue; when they didn’t, I
December 11, 2021
That’s when it happened to me. That’s when this photo happened to me. I froze, my scrolling index finger mid-air. I was riveted. I could not stop looking. I felt
December 10, 2021
Then finally, once I really hear it, I can let it go. Well, that’s happening now for me, but with a poem. Rainer Maria Rilke lived over 100 years ago,
December 9, 2021
This feeling is like Godot, promising, but never delivering. Always a no-show. So I wait. Wasting time with simple diversions Until the feeling shows. Then I can be happy And
December 8, 2021
Ken often makes the point that many Baby Boomers get so caught up in trying to feel youthful that they lose sight of the fact that feeling “useful” may be
December 7, 2021
You could ask the same questions about the midlife transition so many of us are swimming in. How long will it last? What’s coming around the bend? How do I
December 6, 2021
I haven’t always been bolstered by the depth of talent and thoughtfulness we have on our current team; nor have I been open or aware of the resources that might
December 5, 2021
We talked about the growth of the modern elder movement, and he offered some cautionary insight about what’s happened over the course of church, denominational, and organizational life cycles. He
December 4, 2021
Jeff invited me on his podcast to riff on a wide variety of topics including the difference between knowledge and wisdom, emotional equations to be a better “weatherman” of our
December 3, 2021
I am 66 years old and have made a name for myself in the niche market of senior living. I plan and hope to continue making a positive impact in
December 2, 2021
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