Got Confidence? Maybe not

01/08/17 • 27 min

Retiree Rebels: Ditch the Rocking Chair!

Got Confidence? Maybe not. Any big life transition can undermine a person's confidence in themselves and in their path in life.

Dolores Kokinos of The Empowerment Cafe has studied confidence, and divided that essential trait into five building blocks: Belonging, Acceptance, Respect, Purpose and Security.

In this KTT, Dolores talks with Mary Helen and Carol about how retirees on a new unscripted path of life can regain their footing and move forward with confidence.

Got Confidence? Maybe not. Any big life transition can undermine a person's confidence in themselves and in their path in life.

Dolores Kokinos of The Empowerment Cafe has studied confidence, and divided that essential trait into five building blocks: Belonging, Acceptance, Respect, Purpose and Security.

In this KTT, Dolores talks with Mary Helen and Carol about how retirees on a new unscripted path of life can regain their footing and move forward with confidence.

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Good News for 2017

What the psychologist Carl Jung called “The Afternoon of Our Lives” (retirement) is finally being recognized by the American media as a new active stage of life. Wow!

In this Kitchen Table Talk, Mary Helen and Carol review news reports from 2016 to discuss hopeful trends for retirees in 2017, ranging from the many people learning music to finding new housing options to discovering new meaning in life.

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The Power of Three: A Rule for Setting Boundaries

Even people who research and plan out their retirements --like our guest Barbara Boustead-- can be surprised by the reality of their new life.

To deal with the unexpected demands made on her time and energy, Barbara devised The Power of Three, a rule for setting boundaries. She shares her new found philosophy with Mary Helen and Carol on this edition of Kitchen Table Talks.