Tune in to learn more from Paul Irving, who is almost synonymous with the positive aging movement.

After 36 years as a commercial banker in Toronto, Mike retired 8 years ago to what he describes as "retirement shock."

What a great time to reflect on how we can be more intentional and create greater meaning and purpose

It all comes down to building a good campfire. Gotta love that.

On this episode of The Second Act Show, Mark Anthony Dyson, a writer, consultant, and advocate for job seekers, shares with us his strategies and tactics for confronting job search…

With all of the learning sites and apps out there, why do we need another one? On this week’s show, we talk with Lawrence Kosick, the President and Co-Founder of…

The transition to your second-act career can be daunting. Whether it’s your own decision to change directions, or you’re being pushed (or have been pushed) out of your job, you…

Take 30-minutes to watch the Second-Act Show as we talk with Dr. Mona Mourshed, the founding CEO of Generation.org, a non-profit dedicated to improving education, training, and employment for marginalized…

Our second-act careers are certainly a new and extended career stage, but they also represent what financial planner Justin Smith calls a “Victory Lap.” After building expertise, successes (and maybe…

Tim Driver is a social entrepreneur who got into the second-act career space early. Retirementjobs.com was the first job site to appeal specifically to older workers who were feeling shut out of…