We can look to nature to discover its rhythm of restoration. Each season supports reset and growth in a pattern that transforms. The cycle of renewal is all around us, and Dana Huber, vice president of marketing and public relations at Huber’s Orchard, Winery, and Vineyards, … [Read more...] about Getting Life In Sync
Meaningful Work
Working In Meaningful Ways
Tonight, in the United States, 47 million people, including 14 million children, will go to bed hungry. Food insecurity, or a lack of reliable and consistent access to affordable, nutritious food, causes an increased risk of health problems. HighPoint Charitable Services food … [Read more...] about Working In Meaningful Ways
A Champion Of Butterflies
Barb Brewster remembers catching butterflies during her childhood growing up in Jeffersonville. Her mother maintained a colorful landscape that included rows of stunning irises lining their driveway on Utica Pike. “We would see [butterflies] everywhere – in the air and landing on … [Read more...] about A Champion Of Butterflies
Into The Unknown: Winging Toward A New Career
At a family dinner recently, my mother-in-law stated that her service as a teacher brought her so much joy that she would choose it again if given the chance. Lucky woman. I have met other people for whom that is true. Their jobs bring them meaning and are a key aspect … [Read more...] about Into The Unknown: Winging Toward A New Career
Veering Away From Full-Time Work: The Great Transition
What if retirement doesn’t feel like freedom? What if it looks more like a great loss of something you love? We started this conversation with Cathy Zion, owner and publisher of this magazine, who just last year sold off a big part of her business. She’s had a lot of feelings, … [Read more...] about Veering Away From Full-Time Work: The Great Transition