Ceremony
I’ve been captivated these last few weeks by grief and a growing sense that the quality of my life, perhaps of all life, depends in large part upon a relationship with death.
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The Jack Benny Syndrome
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about age stereotypes and their relationship to our willingness –– or reluctance –– to be ourselves.
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The Eagle Has Landed
Last night I scripted a new chapter in my Book of Life – waiting 13 years as a resident in Assisted Living for the opportunity to share what I had learned 40 years ago in a Buddhist monastery.
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Finding the Right Lanes
As we prep for the second half of the Age of Disruption Tour this October and November we’re working on a three-pronged community outreach strategy to engage with local “changing aging” allies.
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Richard Taylor’s Last Newsletter
Subscriber’s to the late Richard Taylor’s e-newsletter Alzheimer’s From the Inside Out had the bittersweet privilege of receiving his last email yesterday with a forward from his brother Jason.
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Lying About My Age
I am seriously thinking about lying about my age. Of course it’s impossible. The internet has my age engraved in perpetuity.
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The Tipping Point
I’ve been hearing about The Tipping Point for a long time. In all that time I have been interested.
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Punching A Hole – In Their world
Traveling in my usual circles I don’t often encounter people who make their living provoking fears about aging. Recently however, one such merchant of fear did catch my attention.
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