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Susan Tolles

Susan is passionate about helping women become stronger and more vibrant by helping them define what’s truly important in life. Like all of our Contributing Writers, Susan has found herself at a major crossroads. Her site was one of the top five resources for women over 50, but she felt it wasn’t enough. She now supports women—on a deeper level—and 1010 Park Place is excited to host Susan Tolles’ Q&A’s. She will answer your questions about integrating your life with your desires. Susan doesn’t do fluff. She digs deep. Want to create a legacy that goes beyond material possessions? Ask Susan! Susan can also be found at http://theflourishinglife.today

Last week my husband and I went to a Blood, Sweat and Tears concert with friends we’ve known for over

It’s a new year, time to focus on your plan for a successful 2017—a time to dream big, set new

The first week of each new year, I devote time to reflecting on the previous year before I created a

I was doing some end-of-year organizing in my office when I noticed a small, worn book that carried a big

December can bring many different emotions. Most of us equate the season with a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, and the

Thanksgiving is upon us and the stress of the holiday season is looming. I look at my Christmas storage closet:

Today is my 60th birthday. As you read this, I may be laughing, or I may be crying. Hopefully the

When was the last time you did something for the first time? I recently spent an over-the-top fun weekend with

The book, The Top Five Regrets of Dying, made me think about how I’m living my own life. Author, Bronnie

I attended a funeral for a cousin whose death came too early. She’d beaten breast cancer, twice, but years of

Do you know how to say “no?” If you’re like most women, you say “yes” way too often out of

In recent weeks, I’ve been immersed in the Olympics, partly because I was excited to watch athletes from my country

It’s that time of year when summer is winding down and the flurry of back-to-school shopping is in full swing.

Whenever I am with a group of women, the conversation inevitably turns to busyness. It seems we have forgotten how

I’ve had two conversations in as many days with women whose careers are in transition. As we discussed what’s holding

Don't let your life and your calendar control you. Great tips from Susan Tolles on de-stressing your life.

How many times a day do you say “I’m sorry?” I was with a friend recently, and we began discussing

I want to join in the chorus of my 1010 Park Place colleagues who are ranting about self-absorbed people who