There’s a quality that’s almost gone from adults under fifty and still fully intact in adults who came of age in the 1960s and...
The Lost Art of Being the Adult in the Room
The best hire I ever made was a chef in his sixties. Bad knees, worse...
The parents who stay closest to their adult children aren’t the ones who call the most, they’re the ones who made it possible to...
The Quiet Power of Low-Cost Honesty in Parent-Adult Child Relationships
Maintaining a strong and genuine connection with adult children is a nuanced challenge that many...
People whose age ends in nine are 48 percent more likely than everyone else to be running their first marathon, and psychologists have linked...
Why People Whose Age Ends in Nine Are More Likely to Run Their First Marathon
People whose age ends in nine are 48 percent more...
France passed the first law protecting an employee’s right to ignore work messages outside contracted hours in 2017, and by 2026 more than fifteen...
The Emerging Right to Disconnect: How Countries Are Protecting Workers from After-Hours Communication
Many people keep their phones permanently on silent—not just during meetings or...
The life lessons that become harder to ignore with age are rarely grand ones: time is finite, people cannot read our minds, and an...
Reflections on Aging: Embracing the Ordinary and the Finite
I am 37, which is not old. I do not have the standing to write from...