Mastering Midlife Podcast

Stephen joins me to share his perspective on why being 60 is the new 40. He describes the importance of spiritual growth and the measures you can take to focus on it.

I have known Bart Richards for almost 20 years. In an industry (high tech sales) that breeds stressed out, transactional relationships, Bart stood out as a genuine and grounded example of what is possible, even under pressure. We were both in sales in the storage industry (Bart in NY/NJ and me in the DC Area) when 9/11 happened. Our particular industry “disaster recovery” shot to the top of everyone’s priority, and it needed to be fixed yesterday.

Confession. Atonement. A fearless and searching self-inventory (AA). Religion, 12 Step Programs and self-help are full of exercises helping us take stock and finding forgiveness with the help of others or a higher power.

Nadine joins me to share her passion for creativity and how she found her love for painting. She describes what her life was like being an artist while also suffering from ADHD.

Marc joins me today to share his passion for guiding others in their second half of life. He explains the necessity of planning your life beyond retirement age and why having a career is not out of the question.

In his episode, I share something very personal… My experience with joy, freedom and an unfolding relationship with the nature of reality.

Today Liza will take us behind the headlines and the sensationalism to share the real effects addiction and mental illness have on families regardless of background. Hers played itself out in public, but if you’ve experienced even a fraction of a similar story, you will hear yourself through her experience. Liza brings refreshing realness to a story you thought you knew.

Dr. Bob joins me today to discuss how your gut health impacts your ability to think clearly and feel energetic. He explains how our health affects our personal and professional performance as well as our relationships with others.

Karen joins me to share what it means to reinvent one’s self during their midlife years. She explains the concept of ageless aging and why midlife doesn’t always happen when you’re forty.

Kate joins me today because “divorce” comes up in at least 50% of my conversations. It is a time when normally reasonable, loving people can be at their worst. Who you choose to represent you and how you go about “uncoupling,” can affect the rest of your lives, not to mention the experiences of the children involved.