Blogs about: Culture Of Aging
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Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: The Serene Ambition blog has moved to www.sereneambition.com … Please take a moment to check o … more →
Intergenerational Dialogue
Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: If we had the means to promote an intergenerational dialogue, what would we talk about? I think we’d … more →
Rearview Mirrors
Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: We’ve all experienced the wisdom that comes with hindsight. It’s easy to have 20-20 vision after the … more →
Not Old Enough
Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: I was speaking with a woman today, probably in her late 20s, who is an officer in the military. She … more →
Staying Young
Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: There was a show on public TV today about 20 tips to staying young. It is the theme in a zillion mag … more →
Choice and Time
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Jim Selman wrote 2 years ago: The more time I spend in this conversation about ‘the rest of your life’, the more I begin to questi … more →
Avoiding Decline
Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I bumped into an old friend and financial planner/insurance salesman at a party last night. Bemoanin … more →
The Wisdom to Know the Difference
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: Think about the positive attributes of growing older, and ‘wisdom’ will always appear near the top o … more →
Seniors Discounts?
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: Why do organizations, companies and government offer seniors discounts? Next spring, according to th … more →
Courage
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I can’t remember who said “Growing Old isn’t for Sissies”, but the phrase shows up frequently in con … more →
Opportunity
Elizabeth Russell wrote 3 years ago: Interesting being asked for my comments on aging by Jim at a time when I am engaged in thinking abou … more →
Denial
Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: Being objective about yourself is extremely difficult and rare. That’s why denial is normal, even in … more →
Acceptance
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I don’t think that age is personal. I know it feels like it is ‘me’ that is gettin … more →
Fork in the road
Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I am 64 years old. Somehow the number seems significant, although I don’t know why. Everyone I … more →
Choice
Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I was leading a seminar today in St. Lucia for about 80 people. We were talking about organizational … more →
Exceptions Prove the Rule
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: My AARP magazine arrived today…the October issue with Sally Field on the cover. She is great, … more →
First Impressions
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Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: I arrived in St. Lucia yesterday after an all-night flight and grabbed the first taxi in line. The d … more →
Living Passionately
Jim Selman wrote 3 years ago: Visiting with my long-time friend Dan this weekend, I shared with him what I’m up to these day … more →
Fear
Vincent wrote 3 years ago: A year or so ago, a few colleagues and I started to write a book about the second half of life and h … more →
