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Podcast #2. Retirement Thinking Without Stinking Thinking
- Note: I have restructured my approach to focus on my podcast. You might hear references to my website and blog in Podcasts 1-4, but I have taken them down as of January 6, 2023. Up-to-date references about a new minimal website in Libsyn will appear starting with Podcast #5.
- The Second Half of Life is a golden opportunity for remaking meaning and purpose and living vitally.
- Stinking thinking can cloud or block the opportunity just as it can tell an addict there is nothing wrong, nothing needs done, so he misses getting into recovery and a healthy life.
- Stinking thinking excuses us from having to venture into the risky-feeling area of change.
- We end up with a push-pull dilemma where we can easily opt for safety instead of the vulnerability necessary for growth.
- At best, we can end up with information but not transformation.
- The challenge is to stay engaged with life rather than choosing the seemingly easier way.
- Support is very important.
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By Carmen Accetta- Note: I have restructured my approach to focus on my podcast. You might hear references to my website and blog in Podcasts 1-4, but I have taken them down as of January 6, 2023. Up-to-date references about a new minimal website in Libsyn will appear starting with Podcast #5.
- The Second Half of Life is a golden opportunity for remaking meaning and purpose and living vitally.
- Stinking thinking can cloud or block the opportunity just as it can tell an addict there is nothing wrong, nothing needs done, so he misses getting into recovery and a healthy life.
- Stinking thinking excuses us from having to venture into the risky-feeling area of change.
- We end up with a push-pull dilemma where we can easily opt for safety instead of the vulnerability necessary for growth.
- At best, we can end up with information but not transformation.
- The challenge is to stay engaged with life rather than choosing the seemingly easier way.
- Support is very important.