Review
Book Review: Wired for Purpose
Book review: Aaron Strout's Wired for Purpose explores leadership, human connection and legacy in the AI age.
Leadership
Experience, perspective and the choices that shape how we lead. Explore stories about work, influence and leading with purpose after 50.
17 stories
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What a Bowling Ball Taught Me About Life After 50
The lessons from your first job may matter more after 50. A bowling alley offers a reminder.
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Over 50 at Work? Stop Trying to Fit In
Corporate America says it values experience. But what happens when experienced workers challenge the room?
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The War on Experience Has Already Started
The casualties aren’t just adults over 50. They’re the companies who missed the memo.
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Who Decides When Our Best Work Is Behind Us?
The rules of work have changed. Why do we still believe our best work is behind us?
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An Open Letter to Leaders: Help Extend Our Contribution Span
The companies that shape the future won't simply help us live longer. They'll help us contribute longer.
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The Generation Running Your Business Everyone Forgot
The generation shaping today’s world isn’t the one getting all the attention
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I Never Expected to Feel Invisible
A personal reflection on aging, curiosity, and why experience still matters in the future of work.
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Employers Are Ignoring Gen X And It’s a Costly Mistake
Gen X at work: research examines overlooked experience, employer support and workplace wellness programs.
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Bob Pearson: Staying Curious
Bob Pearson shows how staying curious turns experience into leverage, impact, and freedom.
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Charlene Wheeless: Choosing Visibility
Charlene Wheeless shows how choosing visibility becomes an act of impact, not performance.
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Mary Ellen Dugan: Shifting the scoreboard
When the next title stops mattering, one CMO changes the scoreboard and bets on Gen X.
