Amazing People

While my hypothetical university self was still in lecture halls, I was navigating workplaces, learning how to earn a living, and carving out a place in the world.

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Fifty Years On: The Life I Didn’t Live - Denise Taylor The other path I might have taken, and why I don’t regret the one I did Whilst I’m taking some time away from regular writing, the news this week caught my attention. A-level results are out tomorrow, and much is being said about university admissions, including that many young people today aren...

As I sit beneath the broad canopy of trees at my woodland basecamp, it’s hard to believe how much has unfolded since that first encounter with this land.

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Finding Home in the Woods: How I Became a Woodland Steward - Denise Taylor As I sit beneath the broad canopy of trees at my woodland basecamp, it’s hard to believe how much has unfolded since that first encounter with this land. This place, my wood, has become so much more than a plot of trees. It’s become a teacher, a sanctuary, and a space where something in me […]

Personally, I avoid caffeine after lunchtime and wind down with a calming herbal drink.

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A later-life reflection on making peace with the past, and choosing what comes next.

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On Regret, Risk, and the Life Still to Come - Amazing People A reflective piece on regret in later life—how to make peace with the past, take small risks, and create space for what still matters.

It’s why I began travelling adventurously at 49, not waiting until retirement to really start living.

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In my coaching work, I meet people in their late 50s or early 60s who are deeply experienced, still motivated, and yet find themselves edged out of knowledge-based roles that have suddenly become “automatable.”

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In earlier life, I called it ambition.

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I know this matters, for men, for the people who love them, and for how we shape the stories of ageing, work, and worth in a changing world.

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I speak to plenty of people in their 50s, 60s, and beyond who are curious about how AI might support their work or hobbies.

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And “balance” isn’t static, it shifts with the seasons of our lives.

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