Be purposeful about the way you spend your time. Find delight in the things you choose to not do, like dealing with 19,000 unread emails.

You might be thinking . . . “just a bad facility.” But there is no reason to believe that this is not typical.

I arrived in the evening after work and there it was in the middle of the kitchen counter. What it represented was more than just a box.

This gives me great faith in humanity, in the people of our great nation. It is pure goodness.

Our world today thrives on “killing the soul” narratives and too often, it even seeps into the world of senior living.

What does it mean to live with soul? Denise Boudreau-Scott knows and wants to share her wisdom to become “unlocked”.

We have so many opportunities to make life’s journey better. It’s inspiring to encounter organizations that are doing just that.

Happy employees make happy residents and vice versa. That reciprocity is the secret sauce of senior living.

We’re all one family sharing this period in history. That’s the positive message we find in the lives of so many who work in senior living.

An idea that has been sitting on the shelf waiting for the right time was to publish good news stories from senior living. Enjoy!

I want to cry out in frustration, anger, and embarrassment when I see residents doing crafts and activities usually reserved for children.

As adults, we get to pick the story we choose to live. This is so powerful and so important. What do you want your story to be?

We are leaving lots of opportunity (and money) on the table. Even worse, older people who could benefit from senior living won’t.

This story has zero to do with senior living but everything to do with all that is good in the world and in human beings.

What is critical for me is this big idea that “the peak of my life has not arrived yet.” What if we assumed the same about residents?

A really good question with a complicated answer. Should we be challenging the assumption that residents have passed all their peaks?