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Next For Me:
A Guide to Change for Everybody

Silicon Valley veterans Carole McManus and Jeff Tidwell deliver a philosophical and wide-eyed set of exercises for people going through change in a more expansive light.

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April 28, 2021

Women Reentering the Workforce

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April 20, 2021

Post-Traumatic Growth

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March 30, 2021

Designing Your 100-Year Life

March 18, 2021

Amazing Community Partners with VOICE, a UK National Innovation Centre for Aging (NICA) Organization

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March 9, 2021

Dear Future Self

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February 16, 2021

Measuring Financial Health

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Mark Gilbreath of LiquidSpace

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David Allen: Getting Things Done and What’s Next

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Nancy Branka: Supercharging Your Career

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Karen Wickre: Taking the Work Out of Networking

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Donna Kastner: Phased Retirement—on Easing Your Way Out

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Chip Conley: The Making of a Modern Elder

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You must have some notion of where you want to be

You must have some notion of where you want to be with your finances. Facebook published a study that showed that 61% of consumers expressed concern with their ability to weather a large, unexpected expense, and 59% expressed concern with their ability to provide for themselves and their family “With the outbreak of COVID-19, consumers are craving advice and information now more than ever to help map a path to financial health.” What’s more, 46% ages 35 and older expressed interest in Facebook groups that provide financial content. Overall, 42% of respondents said they’re interested in private groups to exchange and share financial information and advice. Is that you? Is discussing personal finances publicly a road too far for you? How about a private group? Or off of Facebook altogether where you could be more anonymous? All in this week's newsletter: **Link in Bio #transitions #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #work #change #whatsnext #transformation #job #myjob #office #company #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #grind

Getting into a groove with a new habit can move yo

Getting into a groove with a new habit can move you forward. There is a lot of research that even minor adjustments to your way of doing things can make a big difference. Apply this thinking to a new adventure in your life and now you’re doing more than thinking about doing. “In order to design successful habits and change your behaviors, you should do three things. Stop judging yourself. Take your aspirations and break them down into tiny behaviors. Embrace mistakes as discoveries and use them to move forward.” Stanford’s Director of Behavior Design Lab BJ Fogg’s book Tiny Habits: The Small Habits That Change Everything is based on twenty years of research and Fogg’s experience coaching more than 40,000 people. The Tiny Habits website even offers a free and simple 5-day course where professor Fogg says “You will learn a lot about habits, as well as how to change your behavior.” All in this week's newsletter: **Link in Bio #transitions #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #work #change #whatsnext #transformation #job #myjob #office #company #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #grind #photooftheday #business #biz #life #workinglate #computer #instajob #instalife #instagood #instadaily #covid #habits

“When leaders take breaks and make it known that

“When leaders take breaks and make it known that they’re protecting that time, employees feel empowered to do the same.” In the Harvard Business Review @rtulshyan wrote, Take Your Lunch Break! She tells the all too familiar story that widespread remote work has led to longer workdays and more emails and meetings for many employees. Combine that with a back-to-back meeting culture, and foregoing breaks can be hard to avoid. But taking real lunch breaks has been linked to improved job satisfaction and productivity. All in this week's newsletter: Link in Bio #transitions #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #work #change #whatsnext #transformation #job #myjob #office #company #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #grind #mygrind #dayjob #ilovemyjob #dailygrind #photooftheday

“For many, retirement is now a myth, and the abi

“For many, retirement is now a myth, and the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing workplace is fundamental.” We wrote "Rapid Change Is Disrupting How We Approach Work and Purpose" in The Super Age blog this week. Without a doubt, cycles of change are moving ever faster. Those best able to nimbly move from event to event will weather the transitions best. <link in bio> Getting Some Attention on LinkedIn Here’s a great story of someone in business development being creative about getting the attention of a potential customer. Even better, he used our mapping exercise to do it. “… (he) leveraged the personal strategy plan taught in that video to map out his steps for reengaging with my team. Then sent me a picture of it. He even used my preferred nickname there in the middle.” #transitions #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #work #change #whatsnext #transformation #job #myjob #office #company #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #grind #mygrind #dayjob #ilovemyjob #dailygrind #photooftheday #business #biz #life #workinglate #computer #instajob #instalife #instagood #instadaily #covid

Another week of near-constant upheaval, but we car

Another week of near-constant upheaval, but we carry on. This week’s guest author Wes Morten @producerwes writes, “In a rapidly changing world, adaptability in the face of adverse events is crucial. Mindfulness offers a proven approach to overcome life’s many unexpected challenges.” Sound familiar (except maybe the mindfulness part)? Things are coming at us from a fire hose of news events and uncertainty. Whether you turn to meditation or “growth mindset” techniques, we’re following the trend with an, ahem, open mind. #transitions #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #work #change #whatsnext #transformation #job #myjob #office #company #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #grind #mygrind #dayjob #ilovemyjob #dailygrind #photooftheday #business #biz #life #workinglate #computer #instajob #instalife #instagood #instadaily

Hey, Happy New Year! It seems we’ll be testing

Hey, Happy New Year! It seems we’ll be testing our resilience for a while longer. And that’s only for the current state of affairs. Most of us will be working and choosing new career paths for many years to come. Retirement for many is now a myth, and the ability to adapt to a rapidly changing workplace is fundamental. That’s why we keep going. We exist so that you’ll thrive with what’s next for you.

Start off the new year with our course on @amava.

Start off the new year with our course on @amava. [LINK IN BIO] Talk live with an expert on the transitions people face at work and at home. If you want a mix of practical exercises and forward-thinking techniques for taking on change, this could be the Circle for you. It will help you guide your next move in life or career in an enjoyable and engaging way. What We'll Cover Based on the book Next For Me: A Guide To Change For Everybody, this Circle will be packed with practical tips about managing change. A downloadable copy of the book will be provided and there is no need to have read it in advance.

Start off the new year with our course on Amava! L

Start off the new year with our course on Amava! Link in bio. Talk live with an expert on the transitions people face at work and at home. If you want a mix of practical exercises and forward-thinking techniques for taking on change, this could be the Circle for you. It will help you guide your next move in life or career in an enjoyable and engaging way. What We'll Cover Based on the book Next For Me: A Guide To Change For Everybody, this Circle will be packed with practical tips about managing change. A downloadable copy of the book will be provided and there is no need to have read it in advance. Overview: We review the goals of the course and the tools and techniques we’ll use. Your Philosophical Center: Identifying your core values, your guiding principles, your first version of a Mission Statement and growing your network with people who match your values. Fresh Perspectives #1: Tools and exercises to open your mind to new opportunities: Meditation, Vulnerability, Visualization, Writing and Drawing. Fresh Perspectives #2: Continuing with the discovery, we approach Mapping, Using Constraints, and even Deja Vu. High Mindedness to Tactical: The steps to get noticed, sell what you’re doing and stay standing long enough to succeed. Wrap Up: Short presentations of “What’s Next For You.” #NFM #NextForMe #NextForMeBook #NextForMeCourse #work #working #job #myjob #office #company #bored #grind #mygrind #dayjob #ilovemyjob #dailygrind #photooftheday #business #biz #life #workinglate #computer #instajob

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December 12, 2020

RetirepreneurTV Interview: Jeff Tidwell CEO of Next For Me

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June 8, 2020

Interview: Shilpa Sankaran, Founder, KOSA Ayurvedic Spa

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June 5, 2020

Modern Elder Academy Alumni Presentation: What’s Next For You

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May 7, 2020

Thinking About Change Now

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April 15, 2020

Catching Up with the Founders

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February 18, 2020

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