One of our new Board members said to me after he was elected, that he had been trying to reach out and become more involved in his community and was glad he fund our association. It got me thinking. For many when they retire, they lose the community they relied on when they were working. […]
Retirement can feel daunting, but it’s also an opportunity to embark on new adventures and rediscover your passions. Finding something that excites you can fill your days with enthusiasm and purpose. Here are some practical tips to help you find what truly excites you and make the most of this new chapter in your life: […]
Hope is essential for our well-being, but what happens when our expectations are unrealistic? Unrealistic expectations can set us up for disappointment and disillusionment, making it harder to cope with life’s challenges. When Tom lost his wife of 40 years, he felt like his world had ended. Grief consumed him, and he desperately hoped for […]
Hope is crucial as we age. It helps us face the inevitable physical changes and life’s challenges. As we age, it’s easy to get caught up in the negative aspects of life. But what if we focused on the small joys instead? Gratitude can be a powerful tool to help us cultivate hope in the […]
Chronic illness can feel like a never-ending battle. But hope can be a powerful ally. Hope is the spark that ignites our resilience and helps us navigate life’s challenges. But what happens when we’re faced with a chronic illness or a life-threatening diagnosis? Building hope can make all the difference. When I was diagnosed with […]
Hope is the anchor that keeps us grounded when life’s storms hit hardest. Hope can reshape how we perceive our future, present, and past. It gives us a reason to keep going, even in the face of adversity. For those nearing retirement or already in it, hope can transform your daily life. Start by practicing […]
Just over six years ago I was in an accident that seriously disrupted my life. The work I had been part of for years, I was unable to do. I had launched my business and the work I was passionate about needed to be put on hold. I needed help with many things. I had […]
On April 23rd, I’ll be leading a discussion in Salon 360˚. The title of the session will be the same as the title of this post. Inspired by some of my recent experiences with a longtime friend, the discussion has ties to the Herman Melville short story, “Bartleby the Scrivener”; to Unsheltered: Voices from the […]
