The Search for Meaning After Age 50

Innovating Life and Looking Forward.

Elaine Dundon

Choose a Meaning Mindset

Life is a search for meaning, not a submission to nihilism.

Finding Meaning by Being Elastic

These are times when we must all strive to be elastic, to be resilient, and to maintain a sense of ourselves, even when stretched.

Find Meaning by Embracing Optimism

Do you see the donut or the hole? This simple question may give you insight into your mindset.

Causes of the Lack of Meaning at Work

With more than half of the workforce not engaged, our workplaces are in trouble.

4 Meaningful Life Lessons from the OPA! Way

What I learned in Greece about living a meaningful life.

Retirement: It’s About Meaning, Not Money!

Just because you've saved enough money for retirement doesn’t mean you will find meaning in your later years.

Find Deeper Meaning by Asking Deeper Questions

Socrates wisely taught us, “The unexamined life is not worth living!”

From Mindfulness to Meaningfulness

Don't just think your time—feel it.

Finding Meaning by Redefining “Prosperity”

Focusing on creating a meaningful life is the path to more prosperity.

Find Your Deeper Meaning Through Nature

Nature is one of our best teachers.

The Meaning of Your Fear

What has more power: your fear or your belief in yourself?

You’re Never Too Old to Find More Meaning

Find new meaning in new adventures.

To Live With Meaning, Shed Your Masks

Now is the time to remove your masks and express yourself more authentically.

The 3 Stages in the Midlife Search for Meaning

What stage are you at in the Midlife Search for Meaning?

Finding Meaning After 50 By Embracing ALL of Life!

Life isn’t just about living; it’s about living well and living with meaning.

Finding Meaning Through a Boost of Creativity After 50

Living life fully means we are always finding new ways to express our creativity and as a result, new sources of meaning.

Searching for Meaning Beyond the “Midlife Crisis”

Are the midlife crisis years the only time we search for meaning?

Onward and Upward!

Isn't it time to drop the phrase "over the hill"?