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George Schofield Speaks About Successful Living After 50
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Do We Keep The Older Workers? Middle Manager Sees Both Sides
“Consequently, they are now either being politely set aside or outright asked to think about moving on (all graciously of course) to help the organization – as they always have. They love the place, gave their heart to it, so … Continue reading
Retired But Still Looking For A New Career After 50
[I just received this email from someone who has chosen to retire at 58. But it doesn't mean that he's happy with the choice or that he's done working...]
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Tagged career transition, employment, enough money, lack of experience, new career, new job, retire, retirement, retirement income, retirement package, retiring
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10 Insider Tips for Starting A Business After 50
Starting a business after 50 is about reinventing yourself, professionally. This is NOT the same as starting from scratch. Reinvention means bring the best of yourself forward and leaving what you no longer need behind.
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Tagged aging, brainstorm, entrepreneur, imagine, isloation, networking, positive outlook, retire, retirement, starting a business
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You Never Escape Technology As An Entrepreneur After 50
(a letter from a reader) Dear George, I am 58. I relocated 5 years ago to start up a printing business, escaping a 6 year stint in software development. I went THERE only because it was a growing field, even … Continue reading
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Tagged commercial, entrepreneur, experience, industry, Mets, printing, relocation, respect, sanity, software development, technology, Willy Mays, Yankees
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Sense of Urgency About the Future
New Bright Life asked people like you what kind of urgency they felt about their futures. Below are a handful of responses. Do any of these resonate for you? Please leave a comment as your input helps all of us … Continue reading
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Welcome to New Bright Life – We’ve Launched!
If you’re ready to create the life you want…if circumstances are forcing you to make major life changes…if your quality of life will come from fine tuning you didn’t anticipate…New Bright Life can help you get from where you are … Continue reading
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Tagged caring for Elderly parents, creating meaning, death of spouse, establishing community, fear of aging, finding employment, george schofield, illness, living with adult children, longevity, losing a spouse or loved one, new bright life, relocating, retiring
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New Bright Life Launches January 7, 2011
New Bright Life gives people the tools for successful aging: so they can live their best possible lives, find or create jobs over 50, enjoy great relationships with family, friends, and loved ones, and get ready for the future, even … Continue reading
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