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Help! I Can’t Find My Passion – Part 1

by Lloyd Reeb If passion is the fuel that drives us, and if it’s an essential ingredient to a sustainable second half filled with meaning and impact, then … what do you do if you cannot find your passion? Few things in the season we call “halftime” are as frustrating as reaching a point where you want more. You have the margin and health to pursue a second career or new adventure. You see others living in their sweet spot lost in something bigger than themselves, but that “something”

Help! I Can’t Find My Passion – Part 12018-06-25T13:31:00+08:00

With Thanks and Great Expectations

In 1984, Bob and Linda Buford made a huge commitment to support the Halftime Institute and Leadership Network for 30 years. They have faithfully completed that commitment this year. In anticipation of his substantial financial support ending in 2014, Bob and the Halftime Institute Board of Directors gave us a three-year runway to change our revenue model to become self-sustaining from new sources by 2015.  During these past three years, we have worked hard and have been blessed enormously in transitioning from dominant support from a few to a combination

With Thanks and Great Expectations2018-06-25T13:31:43+08:00

Is 2015 The Year You Or Someone You Know Enrolls at the Halftime Institute?

By Jeff Spadafora As a new year approaches, I always enjoy reading articles and commentaries about New Year’s resolutions. I think it’s because I am incredibly curious and passionate about helping people make big changes in their personal lives that lead them toward greater personal satisfaction and a more significant impact on their families and in the world. What surprises me is how much attention is paid to “bold moves”, “goal setting” and “steeling our wills” to make this the year, by golly, that things will be different.  These

Is 2015 The Year You Or Someone You Know Enrolls at the Halftime Institute?2018-01-04T14:02:53+08:00

Dave Brown: Making His Practice His Ministry

Dave Brown’s Story: Making His Practice His Ministry His dad climbed Mt. Everest, won his age group for the LA Marathon at the age of 87, and was a founder of Muscle Beach in Southern California. Dave Brown is no stranger to challenges or lofty goals. After graduating from law school, Dave founded the law firm of Brown & Streza, LLP in Irvine, California in 1975 and today serves nearly 4,000 clients as a Martindale-Hubbell AV® Preeminent™ Rated attorney, the highest rating possible. However, Dave’s professional accomplishments are shadowed

Dave Brown: Making His Practice His Ministry2014-12-10T11:26:57+08:00

This is My Halftime Story: Stephen Buckley

Stephen Buckley was an award-winning journalist whose success earned him high-profile roles in the US and abroad at prestigious organizations like the  Washington Post and the Poynter Institute. Knowing God had something else for him but not knowing what it might be, he and his wife Cathleen enrolled at the Halftime Institute and participated together in the year-long journey.   See how the Halftime process and a connection with  Halftime Talent Solutions paved the way for the Buckley's to find their next chapter impacting the lives of vulnerable children and engaging in a role

This is My Halftime Story: Stephen Buckley2019-08-26T13:29:57+08:00

Our New Fellows Program Kicks Off in January 2015

As many of you know, we are introducing a new program this January called the Fellows Program. This new program is primarily based on Halftimer feedback over the years.  We know that even within the small-but-influential population of high-capacity marketplace leaders, we can't be all things to all people. One size no longer fits all.  So to our current offering, the Members Program, we now have added our Fellows Program. The Fellows Program is akin to post-graduate study, more involved and by referral.  Deeper and highly personal, it combines

Our New Fellows Program Kicks Off in January 20152014-12-01T17:25:56+08:00

This Is My Halftime Story: Greg Barnes

Greg Barnes was a leading executive recruiter whose halftime moved him to found and head Halftime Talent Solutions (HTTS) and offer top-level management recruiting and talent placement to the faith-based, non-profit community. Before launching HTTS, Greg simultaneously was vice president of US Search Operations and managing director of Global Healthcare and Life Sciences Practice for Futurestep, a subsidiary of Korn/Ferry International.  He oversaw senior-level placement of high-demand candidates across the business spectrum and around the globe. CLICK HERE to hear Greg's story.

This Is My Halftime Story: Greg Barnes2014-12-01T21:33:11+08:00

A Coach’s Point of View: One Purpose

By Mathilda Fourie As Halftime coaches, we help people figure out what is next and how can they live purposefully in the second half of their lives.  As we walk alongside them in this journey, we help them discover vision, examine their past through guided reflection, explore possible serving opportunities that fit their unique design, skillset and passion so that they can have enduring impact and leave a legacy which will live on long after they have moved on.  We touch on things of the heart and things of

A Coach’s Point of View: One Purpose2018-01-04T14:04:24+08:00

Remember to Stroll

By Jeff Spadafora   An ordinary Tuesday. Launched with the Word. Skimming really. Mechanical. A little shallow today. Hmm. Time to move on. Things to do. Hustle and muscle. Create and collaborate. Despite the Christian labels Not much different from my B.C. days Old habits that used to serve well Now taking a toll on my heart Sure the kingdom grows. And people are blessed. Truth is revealed. But my pace and performance power it. Why this march?  Why this effort? Why do I forget trust and lock onto results?

Remember to Stroll2018-01-04T14:14:08+08:00

The Power of a Board of Directors

by Lloyd Reeb, Primary Spokesperson A Personal Board of Directors is a small group of 3-7 people comprised of family, friends, and/or colleagues who are willing to give you input, honest feedback, inspiration and encouragement over time as you go on your Halftime Journey. Why do Halftimers need a Personal Board of Directors? For years now, the Halftime Institute has noticed that people who transition from success to significance in the “healthiest” way have regular input from people who have been specifically asked to provide it. This is different

The Power of a Board of Directors2018-06-25T13:37:23+08:00
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