Leadership and longevity expert Barbara Waxman’s recent interview on The 50-50 Project is live. If you find yourself in one of life’s inevitable transitions and feel stuck or uninspired about the possibilities as you age, this is the interview for you.
Leadership and longevity expert Barbara Waxman joins Rebecca Jenkins for the Lead to Succeed podcast—they discuss resilient leadership in an increasingly complex and hectic world, how to manage change effectively (hint: start knowing your own stories), practical tips for managing personal energy, understanding and addressing burnout, tapping into your wisdom, and much more.
Aging expert Barbara Waxman is featured in Colgate Magazine’s Advice from Alumni and Faculty, discussing the need to reframe retirement into aspiring to preferment.
Today I am making the case for building and maintaining your gratitude muscles. Read on to learn what we get wrong about gratitude and tips to build your gratitude muscles.
Today, I am making a case for harnessing your wisdom and energy to do retirement (Preferment!) differently. As has been my way, I will show you how to shift your mindset and use new language so you can see the possibilities inherent in entering a life stage that is authentically and abundantly yours.
Over the 20-plus years Barbara Waxman has been coaching high-performing individuals, one truth shines brightly: creating a healthy relationship with time and understanding how to best use our energy in the time we have enables us to feel we are accomplishing more in less time, and…we are happier for it.
Aging Expert Barbara Waxman joins Avivah Wittenberg-Cox on her 4-Quarter Lives podcast exploring midlife, the myth of the midlife crisis, tools and mindset shifts to forge a vibrant path forward, the business case for midlife empowerment, and much more.
Imagine a world where we selected leaders based on compassion, self-awareness, transparency, integrity, and meaningful results—and filtered out those with high Machiavellian scores. We would end up not just with better leaders but more women leaders, yielding better bottom lines in our offices, harmony in our households, and compassionate coordination in our communities.
Resilient leadership coach Barbara Waxman is interviewed at Stanford’s Lifestyle Medicine center about key findings from lifestyle medicine as a foundation for leadership coaching.
As the world emerges from the pandemic, people are ‘looking for ways to connect on their own terms — in their own homes, in their own community. Aging expert Barbara Waxman featured in eJewish Philanthropy, embraces OneTable and encourages expansion to older generations.
