I swore I would step away from the news cycle. Protect my peace. Reclaim my focus. But old habits die hard. And I am still watching.

From the pandemic to politics, Gen X is waking up to a hard truth: Freedom isn’t guaranteed. Elbows up—it’s time to pay attention.

What we focus on and nourish with ourselves grows. Small, intentional choices can help us cultivate courage, wisdom, and connection in our daily lives.

What makes a hobby truly rewarding? It’s not skill, commitment, or even passion—it’s the freedom to explore, play, and engage on your own terms.

She built a cupcake empire, starred in reality TV, lost it all, and chose to start again. Lori Joyce’s story is about reinvention—and the choices that shape us.

Style is about feeling at home in your own skin. Ditch the old rules and embrace the freedom of wearing what you love, with confidence.

Who are we beyond work? Ready or not, retirement invites us to explore and redefine identity, passion, and purpose. How will you shape this chapter?

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.

Comedians or philosophers? Nate Bargatze, Tina Fey, and Jim Carrey blur the lines, delivering sharp insights and punchlines that make you laugh, reflect, and wonder, Wait… are they talking about me?

The climb is over and the view is stunning. Being over-the-hill can be a rich time to grow, connect, and savour the next leg of the journey.

Dogs don’t like change. It’s messy, unsettling, and suspicious. But give them time, patience, and love, and they show us how small shifts lead to real transformation.

Rather than white-knuckling through the holidays, why not embrace the noise? Shifting focus from "me" to "we" can unlock more joy and connection.

True financial clarity comes from understanding both the facts, and the underlying beliefs and emotions that drive them.

It’s rarely the high drama moments that do the most damage — it’s the little things along the way.