Author name: Jeanette Brown

I have been in Education as a teacher, career coach and executive manager over many years. I'm also an experienced coach who is passionate about people achieving their goals, whether it be in the workplace or in their personal lives.

8 Ways to See Failure as Growth in Disguise

Over the years, I’ve witnessed first hand how our mindset toward failure can either limit or transform us. Throughout my career, I’ve encouraged people to see setbacks as essential elements of their epic life stories. Whether they’re improving their personal lives, making career changes, starting new businesses, or transitioning into vibrant retirements, the ability to […]

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People who flourish in their retirement usually adopt these 8 habits

Retirement isn’t just about stopping work—it’s about starting a new chapter. And I’ve seen firsthand that some people truly flourish in this phase of life, while others struggle to find purpose and joy. The difference? It often comes down to daily habits. Over the years, through my work with Reset Your Life Compass, I’ve noticed

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The secret to staying sharp in retirement (that no one is talking about)

Picture this: You’ve finally retired. No more meetings. No more deadlines. No more alarm clocks. You can finally relax. At first, it feels amazing. You sleep in, take long walks, binge-watch your favorite shows, maybe even join a golf club. But then… something starts to shift. Your days blur together. You feel a little… dull.

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The hidden trap of retirement: Why too much relaxation can ruin your golden years

I used to think retirement was all about finally kicking back, relaxing, and doing a whole lot of nothing. After years of hard work, isn’t that what we all dream of? But what I didn’t realize is that too much relaxation can actually do more harm than good. The truth is, when you stop challenging

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The Great Unretirement: Could Retiring Overseas and Working Remotely Work for You?

Retiring overseas isn’t just about escaping to a tropical paradise—it’s about creating a new, exciting chapter of life. More and more people are rethinking traditional retirement, choosing to combine travel, part-time work, or even an encore career with the freedom of living abroad. The truth is, retirement today looks different. Many people are embracing the

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Why nature and exercise are the ultimate power duo for your mental health

There’s something almost magical about the combination of fresh air and moving your body. Sure, we all know exercise is good for us, and spending time in nature feels refreshing—but when you put the two together? That’s when the real transformation happens. For me, it’s like hitting the reset button. Whether it’s a walk in

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If you want to stay mentally sharp as you age, say goodbye to these 8 habits

As we age, it’s common to worry about physical health, but staying mentally sharp is just as important. Maintaining mental clarity isn’t just about doing crossword puzzles and memory games, it’s also about letting go of certain habits that can cloud our cognitive capabilities. In my journey, I’ve identified eight habits that can hinder mental

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People who thrive in their retirement usually adopt these 8 habits

Retirement can be a time to relax or an opportunity to thrive, it all depends on your approach. Those who really flourish in their retirement years tend to share some common habits. These habits aren’t rocket science, but they do make a world of difference in how you experience life after work. With advancements in the

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 5 Science-Backed Steps to Make Your New Year’s Resolution Stick

As the calendar turns to January, millions of people worldwide embrace the tradition of setting New Year’s resolutions, yet research shows that nearly 80% abandon their goals by February. However, success isn’t just a matter of willpower – it’s about strategy. As Richard Wiseman, professor of psychology at University of Hertfordshire, says: “Make only one

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