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How To Find Identity and Wisdom in the Second Half of Life
Columbus, OH
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Cultural anthropologist Dr. Angeles Arrien finds that wisdom and identify don't automatically come with age but do come with soul searching. "Fifty is a milestone when people tend to start shifting from an emphasis on ambition to an emphasis on meaning, from doing to being, from acquisition to divestiture, from me to we. It's a time of increased clarity and objectivity," says Dr. Arrien. She says we need to develop our bones—our funny bone, backbone, wishbone, and hollow bone.
Anti-Aging Psychologist Dr. Michel Brickey interviewed Dr. Arrien on Ageless Lifestyles®. Dr. Arrien is author of The Second Half of Life, a mixture of metaphors, images, poetry, and challenges in taking a look at who we are and what matters as we cross the 50 year milepost in life. Her website is www.AngelesArrien.com. The 50-minute podcast of the interview is at www.webtalkradio.net and summarized and archived on www.AgelessLifestyles.com. Dr. Brickey is President of the Ageless Lifestyles®. Michael Brickey, Ph.D.
President
Ageless Lifestyles® Institute
Columbus, OH
614-237-4556
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