Kimberly McGlonn

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After 18 years, my wife and I are officially “empty nesters.” What’s our role supposed to be now?

I’d love to try a “Pitch a Friend” night, but I’m not sure if my friends will be on board.

I’m finally going to be a grandma! How do I publicly celebrate a new chapter in my life, while still honoring the boundaries set by my son and daughter-in-law?

I love my friends, but I miss talking to them in real life. What can I do to connect with them beyond the screen?

I love throwing parties, but I’ve realized I don’t have many people to invite. How can I change that?

Is it possible to maintain a connection with someone so determined to see the bad in every situation, or is it better to distance myself?

One generation may have its estrangements, but the next doesn’t need to pay the price.

I have a degree, a decent salary, and a solid network. How do I find the courage to take the next professional leap?

How can I get my head above water?

And what do I do while I wait?

When it feels like the world is without hope, how do we move forward with what each day demands of us?

When you’re not sure who you really are, Kimberly McGlonn suggests looking at who you’ve been, and how you’re growing.

Whether it’s a job, a city, a relationship, or a dream, sometimes you just have to move on — but how?

When you’re shifting from one role or realm to another, recognize your fears — and cherish your excitement.

When jealousy comes knocking, Kimberly McGlonn suggests interrogating it honestly.