Belonging Redefined
I belong to a family of three brothers, five sisters, and all the relatives who are part of our lives. We share birthday group texts and Tapbacks, rides to doctor appointments—and the
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Stepping Into (Un)Retirement: A Podcast Conversation
I recently had the pleasure—and surprise—of being interviewed on Carl Landau’s popular I Used to Be Somebody podcast. Carl is as entertaining as he is insightful, and our conversation centered
Pursuing Your Passions: May The Road Rise Up To Meet You
As St. Patrick’s Day approaches, I’ve been thinking about what perfect emerald green jewelry to wear. Soon afterward, I’ll enjoy the early whiffs of spring and a ricotta cream-filled pastry
Lessons Learned in Retirement
I was thrilled to be a guest on Joe Casey's Retirement Wisdom podcast recently. We discussed the lessons I have learned in retirement—at least so far. I think of my
Saying Yes to No
“For all that has been, Thank you. For all that is to come, Yes!” Dag Hammarskjold’s philosophy on life, expressed in his book Markings, has always ignited a spark in me. So
Inside the Ordinary
I’ve always felt pressure to make interesting conversations, and it’s cropped up more since I retired. Without my trusty work adventures to talk about, it sometimes takes more effort than I’