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Thoughts on the art of living
Like many people, when I first became aware of the longevity movement, the digital content landscape was filled with stories about the “tech bros” and what they were doing to extend their lives and even “never die.” While they helped to propel the longevity conversation into the global zeitgeist, something that is now an exciting ...
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What a nest. I mean we’re talking ombre-designed cozy nooks. Furniture, book spines and ceramics in hues of warm oranges and yellows. While another area features white and gray varieties.
July 30, 2021
Look at this set of stats that come from Harold Koenig’s “Purpose and Power in Retirement,” showing the % of men over 65 still working by year (they didn’t have
July 29, 2021
Surfing is calming, humbling, and challenging. I think it appeals to the entrepreneur in me. In fact, I think surfing and entrepreneurship have a lot in common (these are the
July 28, 2021
One of the most prevalent name tags says, “I have Imposter Syndrome,” which is defined as “the persistent inability to believe that one’s success is deserved or has been legitimately
July 27, 2021
One of the values of MEA—our workshops, regional chapters, and alumni networks—is the ability to use each other as part of this resilience “toolbox.” As I’ve mentioned before (and it
July 26, 2021
We will need to establish another place to go for direction rather than our own minds. We will require a place that will be deeply honest with us, a place
July 25, 2021
I spent a decade on the Board of Glide Memorial Church, an inner-city San Francisco Methodist institution focused on “liberation theology” with Reverend Cecil Williams at the helm for a
July 24, 2021
That said, according to this questionnaire, here are a few of the questions that an older worker might have to answer: 1. Where were you when J.F.K. died? 2. What
July 23, 2021
I’m just trying to stay out in front of the question. Am I having a midlife crisis? I always thought those were reserved for unfulfilled, uninspired people, who sit themselves
July 22, 2021
But many people I know with “body wisdom” have reminded me that there are two vitamin supplements that merit consideration, mainly because they often don’t show up in even the
July 21, 2021
We’re comfortable saying to a fifteen-year-old, “My, how you’ve grown?” But we don’t say that to a sixty-five-year-old, mainly because we’re fixated on physical, not personal growth. And, of course,
July 20, 2021
Now, I don’t know what life (or death) will look like in 100 years, and I am open to all the miracles that science may or may not bring, but
July 19, 2021
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