Career Tip That I Live By Every Day
The eighth anniversary of my dad’s passing was a few weeks ago. He pops into my mind almost every day, and with Father’s Day approaching, I wanted to share my…
Kerry’s Advice on Finding Work After 50
What does it take for Baby Boomers to make their encore career a success – both personally and financially? Join Tampa Bay Times columnist Ernest Hooper as he discusses ways…
Planning for Your Second Act
Unemployment is difficult at any age, but it can be especially difficult when you are over 50. I recently wrote about the problems of planning to work in retirement. Surveys…
How to Look For Work After 50
I loved, loved being a guest on this podcast–Episode 28 on the playlist. If you’re looking for a job, or know someone who is, check it out. Mac Prichard is…
Author Insights: Kerry Hannon on The New Rules for Career Happiness
This interview was recently conducted by 1 Million for Work Flexibility, the first national initiative bringing people together to create a collective voice in support of work flexibility. Kerry Hannon…
How to Switch Careers Later In Life
You don’t have to spend thousands of dollars on a gap year program to find a new vocation with meaning. Here are some steps to take – preferably before you…
This Entrepreneur Launched a Thriving Business While Working Full-time
In this series of “Passion Plays,” learn how aspiring entrepreneurs turned their interests into innovative and rewarding second-act businesses. Meet David Lewis, founder of Board Member Connect. David Lewis AGE:…
Turning A Love for Peanut Butter Into a Rewarding Business
In this series of “Passion Plays,” Kerry Hannon introduces you to aspiring entrepreneurs who turned their interests into innovative and rewarding second-act businesses. Meet Megan Gibson, founder of PB&JAMS, a…
How To Start A Second Act With Purpose
When Doug Rauch “retired” in 2008, he was 56. He had spent 31 years at Trader Joe’s, where he led the California grocery chain’s move to the East Coast, rising…
Tips To Plan For A Second-Act With Purpose
You don’t have to spend $60,000 and a year at Harvard or Stanford to find a new vocation with meaning. Here are some steps to take–preferably before you retire from…
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