Retirement Needs a Rebrand

Retirement Needs a Rebrand

With increasing frequency, I am hearing clients muse on what life will be like after they step out from the role or career that they’ve had for years. For ease of discussion, I guess we can say that they are each imagining ‘retirement’. That word, however, seems...
The Everywhereness of Grief

The Everywhereness of Grief

It’s been a minute since I’ve written. Too late for new year’s greetings – let’s jump in the deep end. I really want to talk about grief. (Oh. I felt you pull back, like when I said that I was doing end-of-life doula training). It’s ok, we’ll be ok. We all know...
Fresh Starts

Fresh Starts

I live near a beautiful pond set in the heart of the city. There’s a walking path around it, and I’ve worn a track in the asphalt as I’ve circled it over and over again.  Last summer my pond was sad. It looked ‘kind of’ ok – sort of an overgrown, wizened,...
Curiosity to Action

Curiosity to Action

All great products benefit from continual refinement and refresh – people are no exception. Adding new features, following new interests, applying established skills to new uses. Where there’s a version 1.0, there can be a version 2.0! Where’s there’s a version...
Ways to Make Hard Things Easier

Ways to Make Hard Things Easier

Last week I had an ‘aha’ moment between family nostalgia and coaching work. Fodder for a newsletter article – here I am to share.  My cousin found all the eulogies from my lovely Grandma’s funeral held nearly 25 years ago. As I re-read my words, and those of my...