Being a GenXer is an attitude. We were ignored as kids so we grew up not waiting for anyone to solve our problems. We learned, not just as kids, but after decades of taking it from behind by life, that there’s no room to be overly sensative. We have a dry wit and humor. We are facing a new challenge as we age and face a rapidly changing world.
After turning 50 my life dramatically changed. Some of those changes were painful. All of them were necessary. As a middle age man I’m trying to navigate a life no one prepared me for, and I bet you are too. Follow my journey, and share your stories too.
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The Biggest Question of my Life…What If.
Check availability: The Biggest Question of my Life…What If.In a recent post, I shared a video of a piece of art I created on a whiteboard at my old job. It was…
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My Childhood Was Great…Because I Had Saturday Morning Cartoons
Check availability: My Childhood Was Great…Because I Had Saturday Morning CartoonsI watched a lot of television as a child in the late 1970s through the 1980s. Saturday morning cartoons were perhaps one of television’s…
The Middle Age Renaissance Man 