SUSAN GOLDFEIN's guest appearances

SUSAN GOLDFEIN

Mature Preneurs Talk with Diana Todd-Banks

Gigi in the 561

I Love Palm Beach

Second Scene with Michael

Rob Palmer

Jane Fonda

Stephen Murray

Mac Prichard

Carl Reiner

Dorothy Parker

Paul Tasner

Randy Rainbow

Julian Mather

Phil Collins

David Stewart

Anthony Hamilton

Brian Wilson

Lynn Robinson

Stuart Davis

OwlTail

Everyone needs a laugh these days, right?  A good place to start is  Susan Goldfein's blog, "UNFILTERED WIT," .With a doctorate in Communication Disorders from Teachers College, Columbia University, she found success as a clinician, teacher, and consultant, which she says "has done absolutely nothing to prepare her for creating her books." Nevertheless, she has plunged into a second career writing humorous essays about life with wit, wisdom, and a touch of irony. ​Susan is the author of two award-winning collections of humorous personal essays: “How Old Am I in Dog Years?” and “How to Complain When There’s Nothing to Complain About.”

Everyone needs a laugh these days, right? A good place to start is Susan Goldfein's blog, "<a href="https://www.susansunfilteredwit.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">UNFILTERED WIT</a>," .With a doctorate in Communication Disorders from Teachers College, Columbia University, she found success as a clinician, teacher, and consultant, which she says "has done absolutely nothing to prepare her for creating her books." Nevertheless, she has plunged into a second career writing humorous essays about life with wit, wisdom, and a touch of irony. ​Susan is the author of two award-winning collections of humorous personal essays: “How Old Am I in Dog Years?” and “How to Complain When There’s Nothing to Complain About.”

Interview: Susan Goldfein

Susan has some stories to tell from her life up North to reinventing herself in Palm Beach! She is a published author of two books: How To Complain When There Is Nothing to Complain About &amp; How Old Am I In Dog Years. She is also featured in many publications and she would like you to subscribe to her blog: Susanunfilteredwit.com. This is an episode not to be missed!Here is a short piece from one of her articles on her blog:Isolation DiaryDiary? Whom am I kidding? Keeping a diary implies that you know what day of the week it is.  Which I don’t.  For any orientation at all, I rely on the daily newspaper delivery, which miraculously arrives at our house each morning.Part of my husband’s physical fitness routine is walking to the edge of the driveway with a pair of repurposed barbecue tongs.  With these, he lifts the paper and gingerly brings it into the house, removes the plastic wrapping, and skillfully lowers it into the garbage pail.  I note how deftly the plastic never touches his skin.   It took about a week, but with diligence and determination, the entire operation is now a well-oiled machine.And so begins the day.  Which day? Any day.  It doesn’t matter.  All the diary entries would be the same.Become a Patron!"&gt;Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=33101553" data-patreon-widget-type="become-patron-button"&gt;Become a Patron!)

Susan has some stories to tell from her life up North to reinventing herself in Palm Beach! She is a published author of two books: How To Complain When There Is Nothing to Complain About &amp; How Old Am I In Dog Years. She is also featured in many publications and she would like you to subscribe to her blog: <a href="http://Susanunfilteredwit.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Susanunfilteredwit.com</a>. This is an episode not to be missed! Here is a short piece from one of her articles on her blog: Isolation DiaryDiary? Whom am I kidding? Keeping a diary implies that you know what day of the week it is.  Which I don’t.  For any orientation at all, I rely on the daily newspaper delivery, which miraculously arrives at our house each morning.Part of my husband’s physical fitness routine is walking to the edge of the driveway with a pair of repurposed barbecue tongs.  With these, he lifts the paper and gingerly brings it into the house, removes the plastic wrapping, and skillfully lowers it into the garbage pail.  I note how deftly the plastic never touches his skin.   It took about a week, but with diligence and determination, the entire operation is now a well-oiled machine.And so begins the day.  Which day? Any day.  It doesn’t matter.  All the diary entries would be the same.<a href="https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=33101553" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Become a Patron!</a>"&gt;Support the show (<a href="https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=33101553" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=33101553</a>" data-patreon-widget-type="become-patron-button"&gt;Become a Patron!)

Local Personality & Humorist Susan Goldfein...Living Life With Humor and Wit

At 69, Susan Goldfein regularly asked those questions, despite having retired with a doctorate in Speech Pathologist, which had afforded her a successful career as a clinician, adjunct professor, and consultant. For any newly retired people those questions do pop up. When you have no idea what to do with your life going forward, taking some time to explore YOU, your passions, loves, dislikes and skills it’s worth every second you do that. Susan found she had a knack for writing humour, but didn't foresee this new career it wasn't part of any grand plan.  At 71 this now witty writer turned what had become a past time into a web site, called Susan’s Unfiltered Wit, where she shares her essays with an audience. Then at 77 having authored an award-winning book entitled “How Old Am I In Dog Years: And Other Thoughts About Life From The Far Side of the Hill” she occasionally asks what the heck am I doing? Why not sit in a beach chair doing a puzzle, but then reminds herself of the many new life benefits she’s gained –plenty - having fun, enjoying positive feedback, and challenging her mind, as well, she is a sought after speaker with a large following on social media.  Susan’s story is a good example of ‘you never know where your passion make take you – so just jump in and do yours ... with passion, plus hear other tips in this Podcast. There are a lot of candles on my cake, says Susan, and her mind is still sharp to come up with the words to comment on the ironies of life.

At 69, Susan Goldfein regularly asked those questions, despite having retired with a doctorate in Speech Pathologist, which had afforded her a successful career as a clinician, adjunct professor, and consultant. For any newly retired people those questions do pop up. When you have no idea what to do with your life going forward, taking some time to explore YOU, your passions, loves, dislikes and skills it’s worth every second you do that. Susan found she had a knack for writing humour, but didn't foresee this new career it wasn't part of any grand plan.  At 71 this now witty writer turned what had become a past time into a web site, called Susan’s Unfiltered Wit, where she shares her essays with an audience. Then at 77 having authored an award-winning book entitled “How Old Am I In Dog Years: And Other Thoughts About Life From The Far Side of the Hill” she occasionally asks what the heck am I doing? Why not sit in a beach chair doing a puzzle, but then reminds herself of the many new life benefits she’s gained –plenty - having fun, enjoying positive feedback, and challenging her mind, as well, she is a sought after speaker with a large following on social media.  Susan’s story is a good example of ‘you never know where your passion make take you – so just jump in and do yours ... with passion, plus hear other tips in this Podcast. There are a lot of candles on my cake, says Susan, and her mind is still sharp to come up with the words to comment on the ironies of life.

SUSAN GOLDFEIN Says Many Over 50s Ask What Am I Going To Do With The Rest of My Life? What Will I Do All Day? One Good Answer is Search For Your Passion - Mature Preneurs Talk