What Is Your Idea

10 Signs You’re Having A Midlife Reinvention

by Lori Osterberg | Apr 24, 2017 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

Midlife is defined by how big or small your crisis is. Or is it? According to statistics, the average human will live to be about 83 years of age. We reach adulthood at about 20 years. That puts midlife somewhere around the 50 year mark, give or take a few years....

Where The Drive To Be Creative Comes From

by Lori Osterberg | Oct 19, 2016 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

Creativity. You’re either born with it or your not. You either have the creative gene, or you don’t. And if you don’t have a creative bone in your body, there’s no way you’re ever going to find it. Right? As children, we’re all born into a creative world. Our...

Practical Steps To Realizing Your Dream

by Lori Osterberg | Sep 28, 2016 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

It’s midlife. What’s your dream? How do I live my dream lifestyle? How do I walk away from a job I hate and find my dream job? How do I start my dream business? How do I travel? How do I move to another city, state or country? How do I get healthy and find my ideal...

NEW RELEASE: Visioneering You

by Lori Osterberg | May 4, 2016 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

Visioneering You! 8 Steps To Reinventing Your Life… and Your Lifestyle Lori Osterberg Ready To Make Your BIG IDEA a Reality? “I did everything I was supposed to do. I went to school. I got the degree. I found the job. I did the work. I have the life...

Why November Is Your Chance To Make A Dream Come True

by Lori Osterberg | Oct 21, 2015 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

According to a NY Times article over a decade ago, 81 percent of Americans would like to write a book some day. That number resonated with me because I wanted to write a book. And I did something about it. In fact I did it, and did it again. My very first book was...

Are You Teaching The Younger Generation By NOT Claiming Your Big Idea?

by Lori Osterberg | Jun 24, 2015 | Blog, What Is Your Idea

I love the way 20-something’s think. In a lot of ways, they have their acts together, have a lot more direction then we ever did at the age, and have the potential to change the world in HUGE ways with what they know. Yes, growing up with computers and technology...