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By Author 30 Nov, 2023
Death is a cast-iron certainty. You, however, are not. How you relate to death directly impacts how you live your life.
By Author 03 Nov, 2023
Elders are transformational agents to shift this conversation.
By Author 31 Oct, 2023
Becoming an elder is a unique individual achievement. Act III of elder is a solo performance.
By Author 16 Oct, 2023
Having balls: The phrase "having balls" is a colloquial expression often used informally to describe someone brave, courageous, or willing to take risks.
By Author 11 Oct, 2023
Here is a conversation with an experienced elder. Someone who, as we are committed to, brings the presence and speaking of elders powerfully into our world.
By Author 02 Oct, 2023
Our newsletter intends to promote our services and create brand awareness with our email subscribers. The first step to building a newsletter is to outline the specific intentions of the newsletter.
By Author 18 Sep, 2023
The metaphor of Judo helps us understand mindfulness. Mindfulness is elemental and an ongoing practice of a contemporary elde
By Author 11 Sep, 2023
You are now the "old age" problem. But the list is getting pretty long. Right behind you, Markey, Blumenthal, Durbin, King, Cardin Risch, Grassley, and Sanders, all in their mid to late 70s and some in their early 80s. And let’s not forget Pelosi.
By Author 04 Sep, 2023
Complete awareness is when you are entirely engaged with "what is" so that the me, the them, or the it disappears. Only "what is" is.
By Author 01 Sep, 2023
The Contemporary Elder Institute's mission is crystal clear - powerfully bring elders with their qualities, attributes, and wisdom into necessary conversations.
By Author 29 Aug, 2023
One area I have come to appreciate and continue to explore is language and its stunning impact. Arnold Siegel, Werner Erhard, and Fernando Flores were the first to open my eyes 45 years ago to the power of language.
By Author 21 Aug, 2023
I am on the next round of edits of my book, The Elder Essays: The Thinking and Being of a Contemporary Elder. I thought this one essay might make you smile.
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