Saying Yes to No
“To the past, Thanks; to the future, Yes!” Dag Hammarskjold’s philosophy on life, expressed in his book Markings, has always ignited a spark in me. So much so that when I retired,
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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’
Telling My Story
Building more awareness about the less-discussed topics important to a satisfying retirement can sometimes feel like wishing upon a star. But sometimes you get what you wish for. Case in point: I recently
A Career Off-Boarding Checklist
Preparing for life in retirement beyond the financial side is starting to get attention. Imagine that! For example, a recent Wall Street Journal article recommended a more innovative approach to employee benefits to
When Enough is Enough
Not long ago, the mere suggestion that I would enjoy tidying up my gift wrap would have earned you the death stare. Yet, there I was yesterday, happily admiring my meticulously arranged new
Facing Up To Boredom -- And Then Facing It Down
I have never been good at tolerating complaints about boredom. Just saying the word sounded spoiled and entitled and something I could never stomach. So, I suppose it was only natural that when