Postd by Margy
For all but five years (as a stay-at-home mom), I have worked outside my home in a traditional office setting. I have always loved working, and enjoyed the meeting and being around people that an office environment provided me.
Over the past five years, however, I found myself being pulled between wanting to stay [...]
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Posted by Paul
I love hiking, and one of my favorite hiking locations is the Deer Mountain trail in the Colorado Rockies. Here’s why:
A relatively easy six-mile round trip
About a quarter of a mile gain in elevation
Absolutely splendid panoramic views of the mountains and Estes Park valley.
Drawbacks:
A predominately southern exposure (so start early in the day)
A [...]
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Posted by Kris:
Part II
Here’s the second part of my series on Marc Freedman’s new book, Encore: Finding Work That Matters in the Second Half of Life.
In his closing chapters, Freedman posits many of his most practical points. Here’s a brief outline:
There is absolutely no need to create labels, slogans and stereotypes for people who choose [...]
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Posted by Kris:
Part I
Noted author Marc Freedman has recently published his newest book entitled, Encore: Finding Work that Matters in the Second Half of Life. He opens with polar-opposite pictures that are designed to illustrate the potential impacts retiring Baby Boomers could have on society. One scenario envisions a swelling population of retired Boomers continuing [...]
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Posted by BrunieThere is an interesting divergence of perspectives talked, written, and breathlessly shared in the press and other media these days about what Boomers reaching retirement age portends. The extremes on the continuum are pretty clear - disaster and budgetary implosion by (as quoted in The New Elders by David Schimke in Utne Reader) [...]
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