Telling Your Story
Since the beginning of time we have been telling our stories. Humans have always relied on stories to connect. History is written in part by people telling stories of their realities and their worlds as… Telling Your Story
Since the beginning of time we have been telling our stories. Humans have always relied on stories to connect. History is written in part by people telling stories of their realities and their worlds as… Telling Your Story
As I wrote my life story during the pandemic, I had fun choosing pictures to pass on to my children and grandchildren. I found this picture of me. My mom and two siblings are next… This picture is important to me!
According to Ashkenazi tradition (Jewish sects traced back to Central and Eastern Europe), it is a kind gesture to name a newborn after the deceased, usually a recently deceased member of the family, such as… How Did You Get YOUR Name?
Grandma Ella and Grandpa Arthur moved to the United States from Poland. They missed the ship over to the United States in 1912 because Ella was pregnant and had morning sickness. The boat they missed… I Learned This From Cousin Teddy
Follow your passion and take control of the rest of your life. My name is Connie Inukai, and I am a 71-year-old entrepreneur. I haven’t always been one, however. Far from it! For decades, I… Second-Act Entrepreneur: Thoughts from a Grandmapreneur
So you’re retired or thinking about retiring. It may seem daunting—but you’re not alone. There are 75 million of us here in the U.S. I’m one of them. And I want to see you thrive.… 6 Tips for Second-Act Journey in Retirement: Thoughts from Connie Inukai, Grandmapreneur
Consider this a science-backed start to focusing more on the people who matter most to you. By Mallory Stratton, Associate Editor at Thrive Global Why Your Phone Should Have No Place at the Dinner Table.… Why Your Phone Should Have No Place at the Dinner Table