Hello Reader, If you’re considering a pivot into consulting, freelancing, or purpose-led self-employment, here’s something to sit with: You don’t need to start over. You just need to see your experience differently. In the modern freelance economy, wisdom wins. Not hustle. Not credentials. But the ability to see patterns, offer clarity, and solve meaningful problems. Yet most professionals don’t know how to articulate their true value—and that’s where the opportunity lies. “You are not a commodity—you’re a custom solution.” “Mastery isn’t about what you know—it’s about how you apply it to help others.” In one of my recent blog articles I wrote about:
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Hello Reader,This week: why your body knows more than you think, an 80-year-old doctor mastering AI while researching a body system most physicians have never heard of, and why medical literacy after 60 isn't optional. Your Body Already Knows What Your Mind Hasn't Named Yet Professional wisdom isn't just in your head—it's encoded in your nervous system through decades of pattern recognition. That gut feeling about a client situation or market shift? It's your body processing information...
Hello Reader, Part 3 of the Engaged Epistemology Series - 3-minute read Where we are in the series: We’ve established that knowledge work is becoming relational (Part 1) and explored how to structure learning partnerships (Part 2). Now we tackle the economics: how does this actually make your work more valuable as a solo operator over 60? My late mentor Denis Hitchens, a brilliant marketing strategist, found himself increasingly frustrated. Project after project, he was applying the same...
Hello Reader, Building on last week's exploration of engaged epistemology Last week we explored how knowledge work is shifting from individual expertise to collaborative creation. This week: how to actually structure this approach for the problems that matter most. The Meta-Skill That Defines Expertise "Knowing what to do when you don't know what to do." This paradox captures what separates truly accomplished, dare I say grounded, professionals from those who simply apply formulaic frameworks...