Welcome to the X.

As I have mentioned, I am trying my hand at writing short stories. After finishing one, I submitted it to publications in hopes of sharing it with the world. The other day, I received my first rejection letter! Surprisingly, it was a cause for celebration.…

What could be more crucial as we enter Chapter X than knowing our purpose? Today, I’m happy to have Ian Chamandy on board. He’s developed a groundbreaking program aimed at helping people define their purpose.  Ian is no stranger to purpose-driven work. As a founding…

Do you remember the old Alka Seltzer commercial, “Try it, you’ll like it”? It’s one of those memes that became part of our culture and was repeated endlessly during its run (and well into the future). This old saying plays a very important role in…

Dear Friends, As you know, I started Chapter X with the hope of helping successful men transition to life after their careers. It’s been so interesting learning from all of you. I hope it has been meaningful and helpful for you as well. I am…

I recently had a tooth extracted as a precursor to an implant. The surgeon instructed me to cease exercising for a full week until he could examine my level of healing. He also told me to stop playing trumpet as well. Neither of his requirements…

“Blips” is a gentle word for disruptions, craters, land mines, problems, crisises…uh, I think you get the point. Anything that diverts you from your intended plans. They can range from a mild annoyance to catastrophic, from nothing more than a buzzing gnat or full blown…

Today, we're catching up with Richard Eisenberg, who embarked on his "unretirement" journey in 2022 after stepping away from his role as Managing Editor for Next Avenue. Over the past two years, Richard has gracefully navigated this new chapter, balancing writing, mentoring, volunteering, and personal…

I love Rumi’s poetry. It is evocative and rich. Here’s one I found that felt right to share:      “Try not to resist the changes that come your way.      Instead, let life live through you. And do not worry      That…