I was recently reminded of an article I once wrote for the Orange County Register about the movie, Enough Said. It's much more than about boy meets girl. It's also about how other people's opinions and baggage influence how we feel, what we see and ultimately affect our choices and actions.

These days I see this happening more and more in so many areas of our lives. Do we listen to and trust our own instincts in making choices… and even in our opinions about a movie, or do we listen more to others?

In this episode I share some of my own experiences with the above and begin with a totally unrelated frustration with our medical system.

I hope you'll join me!

Hey y'all!

I have a big family weekend preceeding this week's episode so I decided to drop an encore episode for this week…and not just any episode!

I was reminded by a social media media that it has been a year since one of theeee most listened to episodes of Loving Later Life was first released, so I decided that was a sign that I replay it at this time.

My special guest was Dr. Harpriya Singh. For those of you who listened before: this is one to listen to again for a re-boot and potential life-altering reminders. If you haven't heard it yet, you will see why it was one of the most listened to episodes.

Right after this is the introduction I recorded last year, and then our conversation. Sit back and take it all in!

I will see you in 2 weeks!

This episode is about part of a conversation that I had with a friend and wanted to share with you. It's not meant to educate or move you profoundly, but merely to ask a question that I found interesting to ponder because the answer was more obvious to me than my friend. And if this was the case for me, I thought perhaps it could be fodder for thought for some of you.

Is manipulation always a negative?

What do you think?