by Kirsten Meneghello | Oct 25, 2026 | self-care, Transition
You didn’t plan for this, but here you are in the middle of an unwanted life event – a catastrophic health issue, unexpected job layoff, death of a loved one, going through a divorce, being a caregiver, and the list goes on. Midlife can be filled with...
by Kirsten Meneghello | May 19, 2026 | Retirement Transition, self awareness, Transition
A recent Wall Street Journal article explored a powerful idea that deeply resonated with me: the concept of “mattering.” This was a new term that I had not heard before. Psychologists describe “mattering” as the feeling that your presence and contributions genuinely...
by Kirsten Meneghello | Oct 20, 2025 | Emotional Intelligence, Retirement Transition, Transition
At this year’s Women in Insurance and Financial Services (WIFS) National Conference, I had the privilege of speaking about one of my favorite topics –what really happens when people retire. Spoiler alert: it’s not just about the money. According to the Financial...
by Kirsten Meneghello | Aug 22, 2025 | Retirement Transition, self awareness, Transition
Have you been bitten by the pickleball bug or do you have friends that are passionate about the sport? The Association of Pickleball Professionals (APP) says that over 48 million adults played pickleball at least once last year. There has been an 223% increase in...
by Kirsten Meneghello | Apr 4, 2025 | self awareness, Transition
For some, the idea of identifying their life purpose can seem daunting. In this video, Author and Executive Coach Richard Leider talks about the finding your purpose. He has interviewed many people at the end of their lives. Here are the three main themes that...
by Kirsten Meneghello | Nov 11, 2021 | Leadership Development, Team Development, Transition
It’s happening. Workers are headed back into the office now that vaccinations are widely available and social distancing restrictions are loosening. For some, it means working in the office two or three days a week and working remotely the other days. For...
