The Changed Lines of Generational Power by Bob Ritzema
The Changed Lines of Generational Power by Bob Ritzema I have been reading Being Mortal by Atul Gawande, who is a surgeon, a staff writer for the New Yorker, and a Harvard Professor. He’s […]
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6 Retirement Lifestyle Questions: How Would You Answer? by Bob Lowry
6 Retirement Lifestyle Questions: How Would You Answer? by Bob Lowry When I began Satisfying Retirement several years ago one of my favorite bloggers was Tess Marshall, author of The Bold […]
If Life Had a Do-Over Option, Would I? by Bob Lowry
If Life Had a Do-Over Option, Would I? by Bob Lowry I have given some thought to how my retirement journey has unfolded. That has raised the question, ” What if I could […]
Beyond Beauty by Robin Trimingham
Beyond Beauty by Robin Trimingham This week the concept of gender neutrality seems to be on everyone’s mind. Rooted in the notion that people are hardwired into judging one another […]
Have you ever changed your mind? by Bill Storie
Have you ever changed your mind? by Bill Storie Come on now, be honest. Have you ever made a decision only to find out that you got it wrong – […]
What if …? by Bill Storie
What if …? by Bill Storie As most of you know, I was in the business world, particularly in the financial sector, over my career. I was OK, nothing spectacular, […]
Touch Me by Bob Ritzema
Touch Me by Bob Ritzema There’s an interesting incident near the end of David Foster Wallace’s magnum opus Infinite Jest that says a lot about how humans treat each other. […]
Old Age Is A Gift by Margaret Barry
At 100, Margaret Berry is letting loose—and appreciating the thrill of a life well-lived. Note: This article first appeared in The Alcalde, The Official Publication of Texas Exes. It is […]
Learning to Fail by Bob Lowry
Learning to Fail by Bob Lowry I guess I shouldn’t be surprised by much of anything anymore. An article in the New York Times a few weeks ago detailed one […]
You Don’t Really Start Getting Old Until You Stop Learning by Bob Ritzema
You Don’t Really Start Getting Old Until You Stop Learning by Bob Ritzema In the June 5 issue of Time magazine, Bill Gates was interviewed about the books that have […]
