As I get older – my big eight-oh is virtually two months away – I find myself sloshing through my childhood, my awkward youth, with ever-increasing awe.

Last week, we discussed indicators of a late-life crisis in retirement and the importance of feeling relevant. This week we address the importance of purpose and passion in preventing such a crisis.

DEL MAR, CA, UNITED STATES, March 16, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Veteran business leader Fred Zirkle’s highly praised new book “Creating a Purposeful Life ...

The beginning of this month marks a half-year of being quarantined in my home. I really can’t complain; I am living with my husband and some family members in a comfortable house in a lovely setting.

As we stand on the precipice of a scientific revolution, researchers are pushing the boundaries of biology by developing synthetic cells from non-living components. This groundbreaking work could ...

My last blog post addressed the challenge of maintaining enthusiasm for life at a time when our lives are being altered and restricted by a pandemic. Admittedly, during these months of uncertainty, it ...

After completing IRC’s financial coaching program, M—a passionate, tenacious young entrepreneur in her early twenties living in Los Angeles—reflected on just how far she had come. She had recently ...

Your best senior manager just handed in her resignation. Despite competitive compensation, flexible scheduling options, and a clear partnership track, she's leaving. Her reason? "I need a life outside ...