Many of us fear retirement, and our fear creates a mindset where we are not emotionally invested in what lies ahead so we avoid thinking about how we will spend our retirement. This is an important warning that we are not prepared for the transition from work to retirement. When approaching retirement, emotional detachment from […]
Our ongoing series of Studio 360° “fireside chats” brings you face-to-face with some of the most intriguing human beings on the planet. We get to the essence of who they are and what matters most with our probing, unrehearsed questions coupled with the same from our Studio audience. Which brings us to our recent chat with Tony. In […]
Our ongoing series of Studio 360° “fireside chats” brings you face-to-face with some of the most intriguing human beings on the planet. We get to the essence of who they are and what matters most with our probing, unrehearsed questions coupled with the same from our Studio audience. Which brings us to our recent chat with Tony. In […]
I spent the week at the Association for Middle Level Educators (AMLE) conference in Nashville. I had the opportunity to speak to about 250 school and district level leaders sharing my insights on clarity and intentionality in leadership. Upon the conclusion of my session, about 10-12 people hung around wanting to talk more with me. […]
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Photo by Yunus Tug for Unsplash First, my apologies for not showing up in your inbox for the past two Saturdays. It was not my intention to abandon you. Knowing that I would be going on vacation for 10 days, I selected two previous posts and set them up to be published on those two […]
“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” We’ve all heard that phrase, alongside the concept of having “the right tool for the job.” I submit that many people in the retirement planning community (especially online in DIYer circles) do not have the right tools or mental models for including long-term […]
I was talking with a friend who is coming out to visit from Boston. She was planning on bringing sleeveless dresses and sandals. And I sent her a photo of me in my sweater and beanie. Of course, we all “feel” temperature differently, but it’s been chilly here. Friday wasn’t my favorite look but we […]
Many of us fall into the trap of thinking that retirement is a time to slow down or stick to activities we are already familiar with. A structured mindset can limit our ability to try new things. We need to set flexible retirement goals that leave room for exploration. Rather than focusing solely on traditional […]
In this episode, Dr. Joe Casciani sits down with Ben Lytle, author of the Pursuit of Wisdom book series and former CEO of Anthem Healthcare. We discuss the profound societal changes shaping our modern world. With the democratization of information and rapid industrial revolutions, Ben shares practical wisdom for adapting to these shifts. Importantly, we […]
