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I recently came across a word I wish I’d known 30 years ago (thanks Rand Stagen): Coddiwomple — to travel in a purposeful manner toward a vague destination. In other words, my entire career. We’re taught to have a plan. A five-year vision. A clear destination with bullet points and a backup plan. But if ...
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Here’s my list for where you might spread my ashes. Look forward to hearing about your list. 1. Fly Ranch, Northern Nevada I’ve been going to Burning Man for more
July 13, 2021
This powerful piece of wisdom comes from our new MEA friend, Christian mystic Richard Rohr (recent blog post about him). And, of course, who am I to argue with one
July 12, 2021
And as fate would have it, two of my four daughters have also found a home at the very same firm. You might think that after nearly three decades I
July 11, 2021
I had five friends take their lives during the Great Recession, and I struggled with my own suicide ideation during that time. All of us were men between 42 and
July 10, 2021
At 23, 60 seemed really old and hard to imagine a 65-year-old looking at a tree wondering if climbing it would result in serious damage due to a fall. Is
July 9, 2021
47: This is the age when life gets better. Of course, we know this based on all the U-curve of happiness research. To be more precise, it’s 47.2 years old.
July 8, 2021
According to Harris, “During the ages of two and five, a shift occurs in the kind of questions being asked: from simple factual ones (name of object) to requests for
July 7, 2021
I was fortunate enough to be involved with many of the inspired social entrepreneurs who were part of the first cohort. It’s such an impressive and needed program focused on
July 6, 2021
No, I’m not talking about that! These men are fixated on cheating death and lengthening life! And at just about any cost. While these men have the wealth to chase
July 5, 2021
Perhaps like me, you were forced to back-burner your long-range dreams and aspirations, while you focused solely on staying alive. The Shock of Covid Affected Us All It’s difficult to
July 4, 2021
Here are some of the highlights: 76% of Americans credit the pandemic with helping them “refocus on what’s most important in life.” Despite the disproportionate health risk of the virus
July 3, 2021
Who knows: our mindfulness teacher and former shredder Teddi Dean might know the guy? A recent New York Times story outlined how Generation X, seven years into their 50s, is
July 2, 2021
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