The Retirement Answer with Dan Goldie
Retirement is filled with decisions, and the choices we make today can have a lasting impact on our lives. With so much conflicting advice o...
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Chapter X with Michael Kay
Navigating your next chapter after traditional work requires a new kind of bravery—especially for men. Michael and his guests speak straight to how to overcome the conditioning of our hard-c...
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Who Are You When No One Needs You?
The first six months of retirement may be the easy part. At first, there may be travel, projects, and long-awaited plans to fill the time. B...
How to Get Comfortable With Not Knowing
We spend a lot of time thinking about the past or worrying about the future. What gets lost in between? For Dr. Evan Fishman, that question...
When Achievement Is No Longer the Goal
For people who've spent decades succeeding at work, life comes with a scoreboard. There are goals to hit, problems to solve, and clear ways...
The Four Pillars of a More Joyful Life
How long can you keep doing what you're supposed to do before you realize it isn't working anymore? Ted Kopecko built a successful architect...
What Retirement Changes for Couples
One partner's retirement dream may look very different from the other's. Maybe one of you imagines traveling and spending every day together...
Retirement on Your Own Terms
What happens when you love your work too much to retire from it? David Fiala has spent more than 35 years helping people better understand t...
Creativity Has No Age Limit
You're never too old to learn something new. Ed Friedman didn't grow up around the arts. In fact, he didn't see his first stage play until h...
What Happens After You Reach the Top?
Life has a way of telling us when something needs to change, even when we aren't ready to listen. My guest today, Mark Feinberg, spent years...
You Can Reinvent Yourself Again
What did you love before work and responsibility took over? As kids, we followed our curiosity without worrying whether an interest was prod...
What Makes Retirement Different for Executives
Retirement isn't just the end of a career. For many executives, it's the first time they've had to redefine who they are without the title t...
You're More Creative Than You Think
Creativity isn't reserved for artists. It's something we use every day to solve problems, adapt to change, and discover new possibilities. T...
The Joy of Becoming a Beginner Again
We tend to avoid anything we won't be instantly good at. Richard Sparks has spent forty years proving that instinct is wrong. Richard is a w...
What Happens After You Sell the Business
We spend decades working toward the exit. But what happens once we actually get there? Today I'm speaking with Jack Calhoun, who sold his we...
The Four Questions That Shape Retirement
What can we learn from someone who spent weeks living in retirement communities and interviewing dozens of retirees? That's exactly what tod...
Retirement Is Not Leaving the Arena
Jake Fishbein joined his first men's group for research. He was helping write a novel about men's groups and thought he should probably see...
What Success Can't Give You
Loneliness isn't something we usually associate with successful people. When the career ends, where do purpose, connection, and belonging co...
Becoming the Father You Needed
Larry Hagner was nine months old when his father left. For years, he searched for answers about the man he barely knew and the impact that a...
What Matters More Than Living Longer?
What if the goal isn't just to live longer, but to remain capable of doing the things you love for as long as possible? After decades as a p...
Why the Things We Loved as Kids Stay With Us
What if the things you loved most as a kid still hold clues about the life you actually want now? I still remember Yankees games crackling t...