If you're not reinventing yourself, your business, your point of view, your multi-platform communications, and your Internet persona -- you're behind history's curve.
When I ran into my own life crisis around age 49 -- a divorce and losing my job for the first time ever -- I took the time to sit and consider what I wanted more of in life. I decided I wanted more fun and meaning, but I did not realize at the time how much courage these goals would require.
You deserve success and complete happiness, so if you need some help getting it, know that it is at your fingertips. You just need to know how to ask for it and create the intent that will map it out.
The topic of reinvention is everywhere in American culture. Cultural shifts and economic forces have affected artists and entrepreneurs, people on the street and people in high-rise towers.
While this isnāt adding much to our retirement fund, it has added to my self-esteem in knowing that I achieved a lifelong dream of becoming a published novelist.
Whether it's reinvention or re-assessing your skills, adaptation is a fact of life. If the changes in your field call for new skills, then go out there and learn them. All that is holding your back is your belief that it is too hard or you're too old.
There are as many reasons to reinvent oneself, one's career, one's place in the world, the company one works for, the country one lives in, as there are people on Earth.
One of the reasons I started my website, is that I wanted a place for women to come together and dream. Women should know that they don't have to hang...
Attempting to make your life better by changing your outer appearance is like cleaning a mirror and expecting the image reflecting back at you to change.
One of the reasons I started my website, Marlothomas.com, is that I wanted a place for women to come together and dream. Women should know that they d...
LINDEN, Mich. (AP) ā Debra Monchilov didn't listen to the criticism surrounding her choice to change career paths ā that she was too old to become...
When it seems you have the "luck of the Irish," remember it's more than luck. You've taken your power back! Your head and heart are working together, in sync, and you're living an empowered life.
There is always an open door to reinventing yourself. If we move with the events of life, holding on to our memories but letting go of the past, and plan for the future but meet openly whatever arises, we discover that our life is more vibrant and free than anything we imagined.
When we introduced Breakover earlier this month -- The Huffington Post video series documenting female readers' extraordinary life transformations -- ...
Today Nora Ephron, Huffington Post Editor-At-Large, and the editors of HuffPost Women and HuffPost Divorce are excited to introduce a new video series...
My current favorite word is "mindful." Like many profound life skills, being mindful is profoundly easy. It is simply a matter of turning off the autopilot that we all run on.
The stereotypes of ageism -- propagated by the mainstream media are embedded in our national psyche -- make many of us dread what can be the best days of our lives.
If you're a boomer who has hit a rut, take your cue from reborn Buick: refire your imagination, rewire your brain, tune up your engine, and remake your story of self anew!