Judith Fein

2 weeks ago | qoshe.com | Judith Fein

2 weeks ago | psychologytoday.com | Judith Fein |Abigail Fagan

Over the decades that I’ve been a professional writer, dozens of people have told me they want to write a book about their inner and outer lives as cabbies, baristas, pet sitters, pizza deliverers, chefs, mothers, docs, secretaries, or a stink bug collector. I’ve made a decision never to rain on someone’s parade, so I always nod and endorse their desire, but in my mind, many questions are quickly emerging.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Judith Fein

7 hours agoThese titles are great tools for anyone trying to navigate new opportunities, new places, or new phases of life. A well-lived life isn’t always a perfectly navigated one. Many days will evoke the feeling of choppy waters and, just as common, being completely adrift. These rudderless moments can come …

1 month ago | psychologytoday.com | Judith Fein

Before I became an international travel journalist, I was a screenwriter in Hollywood. At almost every pitch meeting, business lunch, and party, I met interesting, smart people. Most of them spoke engagingly, were curious about ideas, and seemed warm and friendly. They knew how to connect to people and get them to open up. Sometimes, when they asked me personal questions, I told them things that were private, and that I wouldn’t usually share with strangers.

1 month ago | qoshe.com | Judith Fein

Before I became an international travel journalist, I was a screenwriter in Hollywood. At almost every pitch meeting, business lunch, and party, I met interesting, smart people. Most of them spoke engagingly, were curious about ideas, and seemed warm and friendly. They knew how to connect to people and get them to open up. Sometimes, when they asked me personal questions, I told them things that were private, and that I wouldn’t usually share with strangers.