About Your Life Calling With Jane Pauley AARP org
About Your Life Calling With Jane Pauley - AARP.org
We think she's on to something. Every minute, eight Americans turn 50 years old. As their work lives and personal responsibilities change, more and more of these still-fit, still-energized boomers are thinking, "What's next?"
To explore what's next—in their careers, on the home front, and far beyond—AARP is teaming up with Jane Pauley, the Emmy Award-winning journalist and former co-host of Today and Dateline NBC.
"These are trying times," says Pauley. "And by that I mean it's a great time to be trying new things."
Each month on the Today show, and in features here at , Jane Pauley and AARP will shine a spotlight on people who, both by choice and by necessity, are reinventing themselves and "trying new things"—such as starting new careers (often called "encore careers"), learning new skills, changing how they live, and, after years of waiting, finally pursuing their dreams.
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About " Your Life Calling"
The acclaimed TV journalist reports on how people age 50 are reinventing the way they live and work
"Adults are always asking little kids what they want to be when they grow up, because they're looking for ideas," observes comedian Paula Poundstone.We think she's on to something. Every minute, eight Americans turn 50 years old. As their work lives and personal responsibilities change, more and more of these still-fit, still-energized boomers are thinking, "What's next?"
To explore what's next—in their careers, on the home front, and far beyond—AARP is teaming up with Jane Pauley, the Emmy Award-winning journalist and former co-host of Today and Dateline NBC.
"These are trying times," says Pauley. "And by that I mean it's a great time to be trying new things."
Each month on the Today show, and in features here at , Jane Pauley and AARP will shine a spotlight on people who, both by choice and by necessity, are reinventing themselves and "trying new things"—such as starting new careers (often called "encore careers"), learning new skills, changing how they live, and, after years of waiting, finally pursuing their dreams.
Perhaps the people we profile, the places we visit, and the resources we provide will inspire you to follow your life calling. Cancel You are leaving AARP.org and going to the website of our trusted provider. The provider’s terms, conditions and policies apply. Please return to AARP.org to learn more about other benefits. Your email address is now confirmed. You'll start receiving the latest news, benefits, events, and programs related to AARP's mission to empower people to choose how they live as they age. You can also by updating your account at anytime. You will be asked to register or log in. Cancel Offer Details Disclosures