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1 year ago

List-less in London – The Joys of Getting Busier with Age

Who was it that said they wished they could get to the top of the stairs before they forgot why they wanted to go up there the first place? No, I don’t remember either, but the first three words of that sentence are kind of becoming the leitmotif for my life…

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1 year ago

What the World Needs Now Is the Touch of Women

In the United States, we recently honored women leaders during Women’s History Month. It is an annual celebration of the contributions of women to events in history and contemporary society. It is celebrated during March in the United States, the United Kingdom…

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1 year ago

On Living Well, Loving Deeply and Being Grateful for All of Life

The ability to be thankful for life’s ugliness as much as for what uplifts us is one lesson that I learned from certain characters which came to life via the talented imagination of Larry McMurtry. The author rode into his own Western sunset this past week at 84…

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1 year ago

Let Inspiration Power Your Longevity

It’s been said that inspiration is what pulls you forward, generates enthusiasm and excitement, while motivation is what pushes you forward and kicks you in the butt to get you going in a certain direction. Inspiration is much more fun. It’s what drives ball players to be great…

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1 year ago

Timeless Lessons from Little House on the Prairie That Still Inspire Today

If you grew up watching Little House on the Prairie or reading the beloved books by Laura Ingalls Wilder, you know that the pioneer spirit wasn’t just about surviving – it was about thriving. The Ingalls family faced blizzards, failed crops, and financial hardships, yet they always…

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1 year ago

Why We Keep What We Keep

It was at a yard sale somewhere. That’s where I bought it. Or maybe it was an antique shop someplace. I don’t remember. The portable Royal manual came in its own leather carrying case, the outside stained from someone’s black coffee or spilled wine. When I opened it, the machine’s…

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1 year ago

Why Your Story Matters – Regardless of Who’s Listening

Most people won’t deeply engage with your life story – not because it lacks value, but because they’re preoccupied with their own. Polite nods, vague responses, or distracted glances don’t diminish its significance. The truth is, external indifference is ultimately secondary…

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1 year ago

Learn How to Stop Procrastinating and Improve Your Self-Esteem

If you ask most young people what they expect life after 60 to be like, they will probably use phrases like “winding down” or “preparing for retirement.” Nothing could be further from the truth!

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1 year ago

Using Core Values and Stories to Craft a Meaningful Legacy

We all have a set of core values we live our life by. They are the very foundation of who we are and what we stand for. As important as they are, how clear are you on your core values? And what is the vital role that your core values and life story play in your estate planning and crafting your legacy?

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1 year ago

Empowered Existence: A Woman’s Meaning of Life

A number of years ago, I was interviewed about one of my books and was asked by the interviewer: “What is the meaning of your life?” In all honesty, the question made me pause because it’s not a question that we often get asked. However, I was glad that I was asked…

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