Wise and Wild Blog

Welcome to a collection of thoughts, tips, and techniques on living a Wise and Wild and Wonderful Life.

A wise and wild life is a rich, joyous, wonderful life.

It’s using all the wisdom you’ve gathered so far to create the life of your dreams and adding a touch of wildness in the form experimentation, openness to new things and seeing joy.

It’s a life of your own choosing.

There’s always something new to try, to think about, to savor.

There are thousands of women over fifty creating wise, wild and wonderful lives, and some of their stories will be here.

Come play with us!

Why Vision Trumps Goals

Vision is unlimited. I like the business expression, “blue-skying” to describe the first phase of planning. It suggests being open to anything and everything. You can clear your mind of all preconceived notions of limitations. What, in your heart of hearts, do you...

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Z-A-P – Three Steps

This is my three-step plan that will get you out of that closed loop and on the road to what you really, really want. It’s not magic. You’ll still have all the challenge – and fun - of working towards achieving your vision. This is an operating system or an engine....

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Z-A-P

There’s an old saying, “If you don’t know where you’re going, you’re liable to end up somewhere else.” Are there times when you wander through life with no clear direction or sense of purpose? When  you jump from master plan to master plan? Are your shelves crammed...

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Leap!!

Creating the Life You Want My cat, Obie, knows how to get everything he wants in life. He's most insistent about having his needs met, whether it is being fed (well, that's more his brother's job - Obie is a good delegator) or sitting on me or being petted, he's...

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Another Wonderful Woman Over Fifty

So Many Inspirations I have yet to be lucky enough to eat at Dooky Chase's restaurant in New Orleans. Her speedy comeback after Katrina was legendary. I wanted to take a moment to share the link to a wonderful piece from The Newyorker:...

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