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Dan Sullivan

Dan Sullivan

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Host, Podcast Payoffs

Toronto

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Total articles 238

  • I’m Not Ready (but I’m Not Waiting)

    By Dan Sullivan, Christine Benz| Morningstar@ “As you get older and you start to have some ability to work less and to be more flexible in your work, keep in mind that doing some work is good for most people … How we work is not good for us.”Stanford researcher Laura Carstensen made those comments in my forthcoming book, and several other interviewees made a similar point: Phasing into retirement gradually rather than making it a hard stop makes a ton of sense, especially if you can find an agreeable work/life balance.

    By Dan Sullivan, Christine Benz · Morningstar

    Jun. 28, 2024

  • Five favorite books so far in 2024

    By Matt Renwick, Dan Sullivan, Benjamin Hardy, Tananarive Due| Read by Example Newsletter@ I read more books outside of education than within the profession. In fact, some of the best ideas I have encountered and applied to my practice have some from other genres, including fiction. And some books I read simply to enjoy beyond my work. Here are five you might also find useful and/or appreciate right now.

    By Matt Renwick, Dan Sullivan, Benjamin Hardy, Tananarive Due · Read by Example Newsletter

    Mar. 29, 2024

  • I’m Not Ready (but I’m Not Waiting)

    By Dan Sullivan, Christine Benz| Morningstar@ “As you get older and you start to have some ability to work less and to be more flexible in your work, keep in mind that doing some work is good for most people … How we work is not good for us.”Stanford researcher Laura Carstensen made those comments in my forthcoming book, and several other interviewees made a similar point: Phasing into retirement gradually rather than making it a hard stop makes a ton of sense, especially if you can find an agreeable work/life balance.

    By Dan Sullivan, Christine Benz · Morningstar

    Jun. 28, 2024

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