There is a graph they show you when you take out a mortgage. For the first ten years, most of your payment goes toward interest. Very little touches […]
Job Loss & Retirement / Job Loss After 50
The Invisible Enemy Rejecting Your Resume (And How to Beat It)
Most of us remember how it used to work. You would grab the Sunday paper and open the classifieds. You had a red pen in one hand and […]
Job Loss & Retirement / Job Loss After 50 / Reinvention & Second Act
How to Walk Into an Interview Confident, Prepared, and Ready to Close
Interviews can feel high-stakes after a layoff, especially when you have not been through one in years. The good news: your depth of experience is a genuine advantage. […]
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Most Jobs Are Filled Before They Are Posted. Here Is How to Find Them.
Most job openings, especially at the senior level, never make it to a job board. Hiring managers fill them through trusted referrals, internal promotions, or direct outreach from […]
Job Loss & Retirement / Job Loss After 50 / Mental Health After 50
A LinkedIn Notification Brought It All Back. 10 Months Later, I Wasn’t Ready.
I’m 57, and 10 months ago at the age of 56, I lost my job. It’s been a long 10 months. I’ve been building this channel, writing, connecting […]
Job Loss & Retirement / Job Loss After 50
Were You Pushed Out After 50? Here’s the Thing Nobody Warned Me About.
There is a statistic that stopped me when I first saw it. According to analysis cited by Harvard's Kennedy School, about 24 percent of people over 50 who […]
Job Loss After 50
At 57, I Was Targeted Because of My Age. The Conversation Nobody’s Having.
It took me a long time to decide whether to make this video. Not because I wasn’t sure it was true. Because I wasn’t sure the world was […]
Job Loss & Retirement / Job Loss After 50
The Moment I Realised My Money Had a Deadline
Something new starting next week. Every Monday, I’m going to be reading your comments on camera and responding to them directly. The stories you’ve been sharing in the […]
Job Loss & Retirement
The Luxury of Nowhere to Be: Reclaiming the Weekend from the ‘Productivity’ Trap
It's Saturday morning. You're on your second coffee. No meetings. No commute. No alarm that went off at 6:17 a.m. And yet, you're already mentally building a list. […]
Reinvention & Second Act
Abraham Lincoln: The Master of the Pivot
When we think of Abraham Lincoln, we see the towering figure in the memorial or the face on the five-dollar bill. We see the president who saved the […]