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The Next Edit

Andrea Maizes

Insight and tools to make your next chapter your best chapter

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The Next Edit - Issue #71

🧠One Big Idea

Last week I suggested trying things even if you aren’t sure you’ll like them.

But there’s another part of experimenting that we don’t talk about enough.

Sometimes what needs testing isn’t something new.

It’s something...

11 days ago

The Next Edit - Issue # 70

🧠One Big Idea

How many times have you heard: “do what you enjoy" and you’ll find your people” or “follow your interests” or “find a hobby” or “get involved in things you care about”?

We hear a lot of advice about what to do when we...

18 days ago
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The Next Edit - Issue # 69

🧠One Big Idea

We have plans for almost everything surrounding retirement.

We have financial plans, Social Security strategies, investment plans, healthcare plans and estate plans. We spend years running numbers and considering differ...

25 days ago
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The Next Edit - Issue # 68

🧠One Big Idea

You can retire from a job in a day. Retiring from the habits, expectations and beliefs that came with it can take a lot longer.

Think about what decades of work have trained us to do. Monday morning means it’s time to g...

a month ago

The Next Edit - Issue # 66

🧠One Big Idea

There’s a word that comes up constantly when we talk about what happens after a long career: reinvention.

We’re encouraged to reinvent ourselves, find our second act, discover a new purpose, build a new identity. It fee...

a month ago
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