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Recently, Oren and I went backroad four-wheeling in Baja. Between the topes (speed bumps) and rugged dirt roads, we got

I just read a piece on some fascinating neuroscience: the single best way to keep your brain young isn’t supplements,

Consider that we all have a “box of unlived life,” almost like a time capsule from the future that we’re

There’s a picture that sticks with me: a room in a New York apartment where books line every surface, leaned

As I mentioned last week, I was astonished to find our guest faculty member Pico Iyer as an essential supporting

Today, we published the 44th episode of my podcast The Midlife Chrysalis with one of our Wisdom Wednesday conversations with

I often define wisdom as “metabolized experience mindfully shared for the common good.” That first word—metabolized—is crucial. Experience alone doesn’t

MEA guest faculty member Karen Walrond reminds us that the French-Latin word amateur means “one who loves.” Who knew?!  I