Flourish: ‘to grow or develop in a healthy or vigorous way, especially as the result of a particularly congenial environment’. This applies to plants, but people also need to flourish.
My new book, Flourish as you Age, (due out in 2027) is a handbook for living your best life as you age. It will show you so much you can do to create a flourishing life, whatever your current circumstances.
Workshops
I love running workshops. These are interactive opportunities to understand what it takes to flourish as you age, no matter your circumstances. There’s plenty of scope to think about your own priorities, to discuss things with others and to ask questions.
I am running these for community groups, local councils and government agencies, for their older community members or for their staff.
I will also put on some public workshops in late 2026.
Please express interest in either kind of workshop through the button below and we can have a chat.
Speaking
I speak to organisations, community groups, events and conferences on a range of topics such as:
- How to flourish as you age
- Navigating your career in midlife and beyond
- Planning for what used to be called retirement
- Multigenerational teams
I can also tailor a presentation to your precise needs.
Get in touch using the button below, tell me what you are looking for, and we can arrange a chat.
Coaching
I have been coaching for 20 years and still love working one-on-one. I keep a few coaching slots for two kinds of individual clients:
- Those who are looking to rethink their career in midlife or later
- People who are interested in (non-financial) retirement planning or more broadly exploring how to flourish in their next stage
Get in touch using the button below, tell me what you are looking for, and we can arrange a chat.
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