PETER FRITZ | Office Anywhere

Ken Fife is one of my most trusted & revered mentors. Through countless challenges, Ken's been my voice of reason. He personifies everything it means to be a good man, and after starting over, he's built a life many over-70's (indeed anyone) would envy.

Finding the right career or business isn't just a case of 'following your passion'. It's a delicate balance between five key elements. Many of us chase the wrong metrics, or we only focus on one. I've created a 6-step guide will help you figure it out.

Corbett is a man I respect as much for his piercing intellect as his pragmatic wisdom. He's one of the first people I discovered almost 3 years ago when I scrambled out of the abyss otherwise known as my midlife crisis. It's my pleasure to showcase his thoughts on midlife for the first instalment of Midlife Mentors.

Everything we need to live an authentic and fulfilling life is available online, and most of it is free. But because there's SO MUCH information, it's hard to know what comes first, what comes fifth, and what we can ignore. That's why I've decided to turn pro and teach you how to work from home because I know it can change everything for you.

Investing in midlife is already a drag, so ethical (sustainable) investing can feel like a bridge too far. After all, what about the returns? Listen in on my conversation with author and ex-UN adviser, Marc de Sousa Shields, and learn how to get rich through sustainable investing.

You'll be exactly the same person five years from now except for two things: the people you meet and the books you read. Once you recognise the power of others to influence your life, you get good at controlling what you consume and who you surrender to.

We hear about win-win relationships in business all the time. Many of us practice it on a daily basis. We solve our clients' problems. We root for their success. So why not with our spouse? Why don't we treat our spouse like a client?

A few days ago, I received a big punch in the face, and once again, old feelings resurfaced. It's not as life-threatening this time around, but it's just as unsettling. It's that nausea you feel when you're hovering over a toilet bowl. So I find myself questioning things again. Where did I screw up? Did I screw up?

Whether you're a 16-year-old girl, a 39-year-old executive or a 62-year-old divorcee, your most persistent question is, "What's the meaning of life?" This is my list of 9 tenets that describe - for me, at least - the meaning of life.

We can't know everything in advance. We don't know how things will work out. However, it's the decisions you make – the things you say ‘yes‘ to and ‘no‘ to that determine the quality of your time on this planet.