Life Work Transitions

HARVESTING OUR WISDOM

September 29, 2014

Sharing Spiritual Autobiography in a circle setting is a transformative and revealing – if not magical process.  Our intention is to write about our life experience from a spiritual perspective. The obvious but perhaps unexpected first question that arises is “what is Spirit” and all that entails? And specifically, how is it different from religion? […]

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THE NEW RETIREMENT – Getting it right!

June 29, 2014

What’s most exciting and fascinating to me now, is the realization  that the new retirement is really about conducting the inner journey. We think of retirement as a stage of life that we ourselves are capable of redefining or reconstructing the days of our lives.  But the more I work with people in transition, I […]

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CAREER PLANNING ISN’T THE ANSWER FOR EVERYONE

May 11, 2014

I’ve come to understand that finding and doing work you love is a metaphor for living an enjoyable and sustainable life.  And that may look different for you and for me.  But some of the common elements I am aware of that constitute that include Balance – work and recreation Enough – to meet your […]

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THE “YOUNGER” BOOMER VIEW OF CAREER TRANSITIONS PART TWO

March 25, 2014

PART TWO:  HOW SERENDIPITY AND RESEARCH COME TOGETHER Continuing with PART TWO after conducting assessment in PART ONE. A good tweaking of your personal profile with a career coach can help define new opportunities emerging in the changing labor market in your current or a related field.  Or you may discover through a serendipitous encounter […]

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THE “YOUNGER” BOOMER VIEW ON CAREER CHANGE PART ONE

March 18, 2014

PART ONE: TAKING INVENTORY Do you wish you’d chosen a different profession?  If you’re one of the younger boomers, ages 50 – 64, with this regret you have lots of company. According to a recent AARP survey, 46% of those younger boomers wish they had chosen a different profession compared with only 29% of those […]

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