The Retirement Misalignment of Couples Elizabeth mentioned her husband would be coming home for good. Justin was an engineer who worked internationally for months at a time. They had a routine when he was away and then when he was home. However, that habitual life was going to change, radically. “Are you both ready for […]
Avoiding the Retirement Identity Trap Part 2 of a 3-part series highlighting some of the key insights from the 2025 Year-End RTA report. Download your copy today for free. Check out Part 1. I am a Vice President of Sales. That is a title I tell people when I am working. What happens when I […]
The Retirement You Want vs. The Life You’re Living Now Part 1 of a 3-part series highlighting some of the key insights from the 2025 Year-End RTA report. Download your copy today for free. Ahhh…retirement life. The time in one’s life where the cares and worries of career are replaced with carefree post-career living. You […]
Building Habits That Prioritize Time-Optimized Work Part 3 of a 3-part series highlighting some of the key insights from the 2025 Year-End Time Management Analysis (TMA) report. Download your copy today for free. For the last two weeks we have presented Personal Care Is the Weak Link in Corporate Performance and Organized but Overwhelmed – […]
Organized but Overwhelmed: The Paradox of the Modern Team Last week we discussed Personal Care Is the Weak Link in Corporate Performance – the concept that taking care of yourself means better and more quality time in life. The data was compiled from the Time Management Analysis (TMA), an assessment that looks at our use […]
Personal Care is the Weak Link in Corporate Performance Part 1 of a 3-part series highlighting some of the key insights from the 2025 Year-End TMA report. Download your copy today for free. “I’ve tried [to sleep] less, but … even though I’m awake more hours, I get less done, and the brain pain level […]
Intentional Slowness Makes You Faster For me, 2025 will go down as the year of the Tariff. One of the key foundations of President Trump’s economic and foreign policy approach, tariffs have had a global impact. This article is not to advocate for trade restrictions one way or the other – I want to focus […]
Structuring the Unstructured: How Retirees Navigate Their New Free Time I asked a financial advisor, “Give me an example of someone who retired and doesn’t know what to do with their time.” Without missing a beat, he replied, “I’ve got a guy who came in last month. He and his wife have a multi-million-dollar plan […]
Why Do Smart People Delay? I taught a workshop a couple of months ago with a group of people who I considered really smart. Smarter than me. They deal with people all day long navigating through very complex circumstances that sometimes do not have easy answers or defined rules. Yet the majority acknowledge they intentionally […]
Intentional Time: How to Win Without Rushing I recently answered a poll on LinkedIn that offered four different choices. In each of the choices it ended with the two word phrase, “more speed”. My choice centered around having less noise in my life in order that I quickly be focused to get more done. I […]
