Time Inflation: Why Tasks Always Take Longer Than Planned I went into the corporate office to lay the outline for the 2026 sales plan and strategy. I parked myself in an open office cubicle as my base of operations. Another employee, who I had not seen in a while set-up next to me and we […]
One minute it’s warm and spring-like, and the next minute it gets chilly (at least chilly for us). But I came through with color (even on the day of neutrals, I added in color with my shoes and accessories. My emails are my way to share fun and positive content with you from the sites […]
Lately I’ve been thinking about time, not in a grim, counting-down way, but with a quiet sense of wonder. Each additional year now feels like a bonus round, an unexpected gift. I love living, and I find myself glorying in how super-rich these years have become. I share my days with a loving partner, a […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with entrepreneur, author, speaker, comedian, and financial educator Garrett Gunderson. Garrett has spent decades uncovering the truth about how the wealthy actually build and preserve wealth. From starting his first business at just 15 years old to […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series. On this episode, we talk with author, transformational coach, and soulful storyteller Becca Eve Young. Once a corporate strategist, Becca took a powerful journey into healing, reinvention, and authentic living. She is the author of the debut book It’s Gonna Get Messy, […]
Welcome to a new edition of the Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino series featuring psychosomatic practitioner and trauma-informed healer Naomi Morad. With more than 23 years of experience, Naomi specializes in helping people reconnect with the essence of who they truly are—guiding individuals back to clarity, energy, and deeper self-awareness. Through her practice, Naomi gently […]
At age 66, Deborah Gardner swam across the Catalina Channel and set a Guinness World Record. Fewer people have completed that swim than have climbed Mount Everest. Yet when she talks about her accomplishment, she doesn’t focus on the record. She focuses on preparation, mindset, and purpose. She didn’t swim for a title. The record […]
Gardening is not only good for your plants, it´s beneficial physically, mentally, and emotionally. The post Mental, physical and emotional benefits of gardening in midlife appeared first on . Originally Published on https://www.vivafifty.com/
When Support Doesn’t Require Long Conversations Years ago, while working as a psychologist with people in the 55+ age group, I began using an approach I came to call the […] The post The Power of the 15-Minute Conversation: Lessons from the Fifteen Minute Hour appeared first on Living to 100 Club.
Lazy. Such a strange word in the way that it can be used so differently throughout our lives. A lazy coworker or teenager can be a terrible source of frustration but a lazy Sunday can be one of our greatest joys. In grief, I find it works a little differently. So often I speak with […]
