Now is actually an opportunity to review your life up to the pandemic and other stresses, changes and challenges we all face and reimagine your future and your purpose.

Author, speaker, and internationally recognized thought leader Richard Lieder offers incredibly insightful, useful and actionable information and perspective to help you transform your life into something more meaningful, satisfying and filled with purpose.

How do you survive and even thrive this coronavirus pandemic when your job is threatened, you need to find a job or a new way to earn an income?

Futurist Karen Sand's advice: Pause then Pivot. Don't rush into something new to earn a living, unless you absolutely have to immediately. Use this time to re-evaluate your life, skills and needs and then pivot to something more fulfilling, meaningful, and even profitable.

The NUMBER ONE skill to coping, overcoming and succeeding in this crisis.

Tips on how to be resilient from Certified Transition and Relationship expert Marianne Oehser.

In this short interview Leadership Development and Change Management Consultant Dr. Jann Freed asserts:

-Treat Business situations like death, dying grief

-Support employees to cope with change

-Dealing with employee “survivor syndrome”

Social entrepreneurship is on the rise and for many good reasons. Solving a problem or making things better for people, our communities, or our world through a business model can sometimes be the most effective, nimble, and timely method to success. In this ProBoomer interview successful Social Entrepreneur Beth Bond provides insight, ideas, context, and possibilities for all of us to consider.

Paul Tasner did at age 66 and succeeded. He has told his story in a TED talk that has drawn 2.2 million views and in a ProBoomer interview, he goes into greater depth of the how, the why, and the benefits of becoming an entrepreneur (at any age).

In order to find a job, adapt to the new employment realities or pursue other ways of earning an income, Bob’s insights will help you adopt and adapt to succeed as a Baby Boomer.

Work from home (WFH) is here to stay. Knowing how to successfully perform is critical to the new normal for employment, freelancing and contract work. It’s the equivalent of learning how to use a computer 40 years ago. Kerry is releasing her 14th book “Great Pajama Jobs: Your Complete Guide to Working from Home”.

“Leaders should always be focusing on what they are leaving behind,” according to Dr. Jann Freed. Especially during the uncertainty and trying times brought on by the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic and the radical changes in jobs, employment, business, and the economy.

In this ProBoomer BOOMcast, leadership and intergenerational workforce expert Marc Michaelson provides older/Boomer job seekers and employees with the key perspectives and mindsets necessary to earn an income in today's business climate.