Newsletter – Winter 2010 - Work at Midlife and Beyond

WORK AT MIDLIFE & BEYOND

It is never too late to pursue the work that speaks to us from inside ourselves. Let’s look at that idea the other way around as well. We are called to recognize our strengths, and it is never too late to hear that call.”

Deborah P. Block & Lee J. Richmond

Soul Work: Finding the Work You Love,
Loving the Work You Have

What you do for a living is often the topic of casual conversations. Facing your identity, beyond your career, will be one of the major challenges you face in retirement. How will you answer the question, ‘What do you do?’ after you retire?

Elwood Chapman & Marion Haynes

Comfort Zones

You’ll never be happy just amusing yourself… Even in retirement, even when you’re only looking to get off the fast track and ‘smell the roses,’ you should be pushing past what you merely enjoy into what has real meaning to you. When something really matters to you, you must bring it into your life.

Barbara Sher

I Could Do Anything If I Only Knew What it Was

“ We are on a new frontier of how to live and work creatively and successfully until the last day we live. We must be pathfinders, leading the way on how to make significant changes in our work life at midlife and beyond.”

Helen Harkness

Don’t Stop the Career Clock:
Rejecting the Myths of Aging for a
New Way to Work in the 21st Century