Subscribers get a heads up on new InHabit Magazine issues as well as smaller, curated emails with the latest discussion, research and thoughts on living well in your second half.
Subscribers get a heads up on new InHabit Magazine issues as well as smaller, curated emails with the latest discussion, research and thoughts on living well in your second half.
Ready to rethink your relationship with money? Here are some practical tips, mindset shifts, and helpful resources for building healthier financial habits and lasting well-being.
Why embrace change when you can masterfully resist it? Discover the art of standing still, dodging trends, and thriving on your own unapologetic terms.
Resisting discomfort may seem like strength, but often leads to suffering. Learn how shifting your relationship to pain can enhance resilience, presence, and joy.
Looking back on 27 years of marriage, it feels like we’ve done it all. Now we’re “starting over.” What does that look like, and how do we do that together?
When the school system gave up on her son, Lori Joyce applied her entrepreneurial skills and business instincts to parenting, transforming a local ice cream shop into a hands-on classroom.
After sharing her motherhood and grief journeys online for years, Michaela reflects on her changing relationship with social media, vulnerability and finding a new way to be present online and in life.
What if the key to change wasn’t pushing harder but becoming present to what is? By bearing witness to our experiences—without fixing, rushing, or resisting—we can unlock true transformation.
Best-selling author and celebrated speaker Rob Bell trades spotlights and big stages for the intimacy of small circles to create spaces and art that delve into life’s big questions, ignite curiosity, and invite transformation.
With the holidays around the corner, give a gift that sparks meaningful conversation. This curated list of midlife reads brings fresh perspectives on purpose, joy, and the journey ahead.
Starting over in a new place later in life is hard. No way around it. It’s messy, sometimes absurd, and filled with loneliness and frustration. It’s also wildly rewarding.