Women at Halftime Podcast
Resources & ideas for those at mid-career or the halftime of life to maximize skills, resources and talents to pursue their goals and dreams to make their second half even better than their first. Applicable for both men and women, we help you answer "What's next?" as well as make the decisions for a fulfilling and impactful next chapter of life. Our format includes guest interviews, drawing from all aspects of life and business, two monthly deep dives from Deborah and one episode where Deborah and Greg are on together, speaking on a variety of topics from raising adult kids, to finances, active travel and relationships. Greg & Deborah have been married 40+ years and have successfully raised and launched three sons. More information at http://www.WomenAtHalftime.com
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It’s the classic tale of the tortoise and the hare—should you chase quick wins or commit to steady, long-term growth? In a world where viral trends and overnight successes seem to dominate in this age of “tik-tok stars”, trusting the process of patience and perseverance can feel challenging. Today, Greg and I explore t
Artificial Intelligence (or AI) is rapidly transforming the way we work, communicate, and make decisions—but for many, it still feels like an overwhelming or complex concept. In this episode, we’re breaking down the basics of AI for the novice, making it simple and approachable so you can understand the engine behind i
Our guest today, Kris Kelso, speaks on quieting the voice of self-doubt, something we all face in our lives. His book, “Overcoming the Imposter: Silence Your Inner Critic” came out in 2021 and we interviewed him here at that time. He has worked with hundreds of entrepreneurs and is the Dean of Entrepreneurship at the P
Welcome to today’s episode, where we’re talking about the power of small changes and how they can lead to big results. It’s easy to think that major transformations require drastic efforts, but in reality, it's the small, consistent habits that shape our health, productivity, and overall well-being. Our guest today, St
Change is inevitable, yet many of us resist it, fearing uncertainty and discomfort. However, history and personal experience prove that embracing change is often the key to unlocking growth and new opportunities in our life. Whether in business, personal development, or career transitions, those who adapt to change oft
Today, we dive into a topic that isn’t talked about enough—career grief. Losing a job, facing a setback, or transitioning out of a long-held career can feel like losing a part of yourself. The emotions—disappointment, uncertainty, even grief—are real and valid. This is especially relevant as many positions, are being d