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In parts I and II of this multi-part article I wrote about how this company is the result of introspective thinking by the founders about what we wanted to do next with the working portion of our lives. »more»
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Earlier this week, LifeTwo reader "Adrienne" left this comment:
What a surprise to return to this site after over a year and see my original post edited and used for another person! It makes me feel good that you found my words relevant and helped you voice something that perhaps had been difficult to pin words upon. »more»
We were lounging around the virtual LifeTwo offices pondering our place in the world. "Midlife issues should be important to anyone between 35 and 65," we thought. "Midlife crisis, career questions, brain health, and life fulfillment should be in their thoughts every day."
In our thoughts, yes. For the rest of the world ... not so much. »more»
A very nice article was just posted on Wired Science by writer Brandon Keim about the LifeTwo article"How every major media outlet is mis-handling the 'Stress-Obesity' story; The danger of waiting for the 'patented' magic pill." Keim wrote: »more»
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You might have noticed a few unusual things on LifeTwo such as odd error messages or programmer notations. You might also have had trouble accessing the site over the past several days. »more»
Our friend Dave Schoof interviewed LifeTwo co-founder Wesley Hein for his "Engaging The Disquiet" podcast. Wes talks about how LifeTwo came about and discusses "the Disquiet" with Dave (that's Dave's term for the unsettled feeling men may get in middle age). »more»
Submitted by Wesley on February 28, 2007 - 9:08pm.
LifeTwo is pleased to welcome the Dating Goddess to our quickly growing list of expert contributors. The Dating Goddess is a best selling author who will share her "Lessons, Stories & Insights for Yummy Midlife Dating." She will share stories, advice, and lessons from the dating front. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on February 15, 2007 - 1:03pm.
Dave School of male midlife crisis resource blog The Disquiet recently linked to us with the question "why do we blog?" along with a request to identify 5 blogs we would recommend. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on December 31, 2006 - 9:49pm.
As the first full year of operation for LifeTwo comes to a close, it is time for our resolutions. Of course, being a business we don't really do resolutions. Instead we establish new processes & procedures and put together an annual plan. »more»
Submitted by Wesley on February 28, 2007 - 9:08pm.
