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 Stay curious. Our latest insights explore how everyday events—career shifts, loss, reinvention, even global news—reflect the Keep Asking How™ mindset. Each article connects real-world change with practical ways to rebuild momentum and purpose. 

 Every great leap starts with a spark of inspiration. The Ripcord Reading List™ curates books and stories that challenge comfort zones and remind us that reinvention is possible at any age. 

 Whether you’re retiring, rebuilding after loss, or starting fresh, this collection helps you find direction, design your next chapter, and take that first small step toward renewal. 

 Welcome to MoneyTawk, where we turn financial confusion into clarity (and maybe a few laughs).
We cover the conversations everyone avoids — from employer benefits and credit to mortgages, loans, saving vs. investing, and insurance myths.
No jargon. No judgment. Just honest talk about how money actually works — and how to make it work for you.

 Sometimes reinvention means relocation. Our Expat Curiosity hub explores what it really takes to build a new life abroad—from emotional readiness to practical first steps—so you can dream boldly and plan wisely. 

 At Keep Asking How™, resilience isn’t just personal — it’s shared. The Brad Biren Scholarships, hosted through the Autism Society of Iowa, support students and families who believe in curiosity, inclusion, and the courage to keep asking how. 

The original and universal edition — a guide for anyone ready to stop waiting for life to make sense and start building it with purpose. Through reflection, structure, and curiosity, Keep Asking How™ transforms personal challenges into a practical process for steady personal growth and resilience. This guide is invaluable for those in leadership roles and even as you approach retirement. Wherever you are, this is how you begin again, equipped to speak publicly about your journey.

Leadership today isn’t just about knowing all the answers; it’s about asking better questions, which is essential for personal growth. This edition teaches managers, founders, and teams how to apply the Keep Asking How™ framework to enhance problem-solving, communication, and organizational resilience. By building systems that adapt and leading with empathy, leaders can turn uncertainty into strategic opportunity, paving the way for a successful retirement.

Retirement isn’t an ending — it’s an open space waiting to be designed for personal growth. In this edition, Brad Biren illustrates how to transform retirement into a season of curiosity and resilience. Utilizing the Keep Asking How™ framework, you’ll learn to reconnect with your purpose, explore new possibilities in leadership, and create systems for a life that feels both calm and meaningful, while also enhancing your public speaking skills.

When your work no longer aligns with who you’ve become, it’s time to explore how to realign your purpose and livelihood. This edition of Keep Asking How™ offers practical tools for enhancing your leadership skills, fostering personal growth, and reigniting your motivation. It also focuses on adapting your skills for what comes next—whether it’s through public speaking or building resilience—without losing yourself in the process, even as you approach retirement.

Our alumni exemplify leadership in their fields, showcasing resilience and making a positive impact on the world through their work and contributions to their communities. With a focus on personal growth and skills like public speaking, they inspire others to join our community of successful alumni and make their mark on the world, even as they approach retirement.

The end of a marriage can feel like the end of your story — but it’s really the start of your next chapter in personal growth. Keep Asking How™ helps you process change, build resilience, and reclaim your identity as you design a new life with stability and grace. It’s not just about starting over; it’s about moving forward on your own terms, embracing leadership in your journey and preparing for a fulfilling retirement as you continue to speak publicly about your experiences.