Join us at Book Passage in Corte Madera to launch Gloria Dunn-Violin’s new book, Revivement: Having a Life After Making a Living on March 24 at 7 p.m.
Gloria has coined a new word and a new philosophy for your second half of life transforming retirement into “revivement.” This book is a good friend for anyone contemplating retirement or already there. The book is filled with wisdom, guidance, stories, and worksheets to help you think through and plan your future. Additionally, the book provides leading-edge scientific research that informs on how to make your brain smarter and younger; how to influence your genes for health; and how to increase your longevity.
Gloria Dunn-Violin relishes her third career as a professional speaker, workshop leader, and writer. She enjoyed 25 years in the workplace providing services in training, coaching, and consulting, and the prior 10 years as an award-winning public relations professional. Gloria also hosted a Cable TV talk show and wrote articles for publications nationwide. She is an active member of her community and Rotary Club.
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