Lifestyle

Three Things You Must Have In Retirement

Martha Nelson | Posted 05.24.2012

Martha Nelson

Underlying our retirement search is the golden trinity we have to consider: our health, our desired lifestyle, and our budget. This trio is symbiotic and if one goes awry, it becomes a poison pill for the other two.

Ask the Readers: What Do You Wish You'd Learned About Money?

J.D. Roth | Posted 05.16.2012

J.D. Roth

Wouldn't it be nice if you could go back and give your younger self some words of wisdom? Since time travel doesn't exist, the best thing you can do is try to help other young people.

12 Steps To Long-Term Travel

Robert Schrader | Posted 05.16.2012

Robert Schrader

Do you travel as often as you please? Would you hate me if I told you that I did?

Women and Retirement: Issues of Transition, Denial and Loss

Ruth Neubauer | Posted 05.09.2012

Ruth Neubauer

"Retirement" is no longer limited to meaning "the rest of my life of non-working," since we live longer and have a great deal of vitality and energy at fifty, sixty, seventy, eighty and beyond.

How To Use Your 'Dark Side' To Your Advantage

Lauren Zander | Posted 05.04.2012

Lauren Zander

Guess what? You have a dark side. Everyone has a dark side. And that dark side is talking to you and filling your head with nasty, mean, dark thoughts on a daily basis. Are you surprised? Most people are.

The Soft Overcomes the Hard: Walking the Spiritual Path with Excruciating Humility

Mariana Caplan, Ph.D. | Posted 05.01.2012

Mariana Caplan, Ph.D.

We convince ourselves that we are practicing heroically by setting up routines and disciplines that are ultimately unsustainable -- emoting and meditating so intensely that we are actually distracted from a subtler and softer level of feeling.

Are You Too Busy Capturing Life to Enjoy It?

Daniel Gulati | Posted 04.30.2012

Daniel Gulati

In today's world, it's easy to think of your daily personal and professional experiences as notches in a belt, with the aim of creating a sense of appreciation at some future point. But why not let that time be now?

The Amazing History of Beards (INFOGRAPHIC)

Greg Voakes | Posted 04.03.2012

Greg Voakes

Right now it seems like everyone passing for cool, from young, urban hipsters to esteemed celebrities (we're looking at you, Brad Pitt), is sporting some sort of beard. But would these men shave if they knew they were turning women off?

One Frame at a Time

Ira Israel | Posted 04.02.2012

Ira Israel

If we recognize that our lifestyles and beliefs are continuously shifting beneath our feet, why does it remain elusive for us as a species to proactively envision and create a frame for peace, health, and well-being for our planet and its inhabitants?

Making Changes for a Positive Life

Kristen Houghton | Posted 05.28.2012

Kristen Houghton

What happens if the career path you've taken and enjoyed hits a dead-end?

Rambles In Western Ireland

Lea Lane | Posted 05.16.2012

Lea Lane

I opted for a pony cart for the seven miles through the rugged Gap of Dunloe, carved by ancient glaciers. Fields, waterfalls, stony glacial moraine --I heard my echo from the cliffs.

Just How Hard Will A Wounded Warrior's Wife Fight For Her Spouse?

Torrey Shannon | Posted 04.14.2012

Torrey Shannon

Wounded Warrior's wives are not to be trifled with. Here are the top 5 reasons why you should never piss off (or mess with) a wounded warrior's wife: ...

WATCH: Mistakes Young People Should Make, From Kelly Cutrone

Posted 04.08.2012

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Changing the Work-Life Balance Game

Pontish Yeramyan | Posted 04.07.2012

Pontish Yeramyan

When I examine my life, there's much more than work to be balanced.

How I Survived Returning to Work

Reem Akkad | Posted 03.31.2012

Reem Akkad

It's been more than two weeks since I returned to work and I'm happy to say, my brain and my heart are faring much better.

Are You Really 'Just Kidding?'

Linda Lipshutz, MS, ACSW | Posted 03.21.2012

Linda Lipshutz, MS, ACSW

We all know that teasing can be a good-natured way of having good times and showing affection among close friends and family. We may lovingly poke fun at an unusual or annoying habit or attribute of another person with no intention of causing hurt.

Sober in the District: The Diary of a Buzzkill

Hani Almadhoun | Posted 03.21.2012

Hani Almadhoun

So what does a Muslim, whose best friends are Mormons, do for fun in Washington, D.C.? When I first moved to the District, I had not seen many drunk people before.

You Really Do Live Twice... Do Do You Die Twice

Trish Mitchell | Posted 03.18.2012

Trish Mitchell

Remember that old Bond movie, You Only Live Twice? Well, it's actually true. You have your "normal" life in your physical body, which does all kinds...

Paula Deen's Diabetes: Are We Getting the Right Message?

Riva Greenberg | Posted 03.19.2012

Riva Greenberg

The blogosphere was thrumming about whether the Food Network's down-home Southern queen, Paula Deen, has Type 2 diabetes. Yes, by now you know she does.

Change Your Lifestyle and Change Your Psyche

Philip Goldberg | Posted 03.18.2012

Philip Goldberg

Pill-pushing won't stop unless consumers take matters into their own hands by changing their lifestyles instead of their prescriptions. That takes time and effort, but research amply demonstrates that it's worth it.

Rich or Famous, Dead or Alive... Nothing Is Perfect

Alexandra Holzer | Posted 03.11.2012

Alexandra Holzer

At some point in life you may have raised the topic of ghosts or UFO's to friends or loved ones. It's almost as if you may have "cooties" by saying the word "ghost" and '"I saw" in the same sentence.

26 Ways to 'Lean In' to a New You in the New Year

BJ Gallagher | Posted 02.29.2012

BJ Gallagher

'Tis the season for making resolutions for the new year. "Out with bad habits -- in with the new!" We make resolutions, draw up lists, and put sticky ...

Ballroom Dancing Can Do All THIS?

Marcia G. Yerman | Posted 02.28.2012

Marcia G. Yerman

"We want to make sure others are taken care of. We're trying to be there 200 percent, and we put ourselves last."

Were You Hoping for a Miracle?

Wale Oyejide | Posted 02.26.2012

Wale Oyejide

Where happiness is concerned, there is no blueprint. There are no rules that won't break. The blind lead the blind, and disingenuously offer condolences when the unwitting find themselves led astray. So in your own shoes, you will make your own road.

Collapse of a World

Helen Davey | Posted 02.15.2012

Helen Davey

I'm struck by the similarity of the feelings of instability in the world now with how we Pan Am employees felt as our company began to fail.