There's No Place Like Home...Especially the Restored Etruscan Ruin and Wine Estate Variety
Ferenc Mate has the sort of life lots of us would surely loveto have. In addition to being the author of several works, including The Hills of Tuscany, an internationally best-selling book, he now resides in a beautiful 13th century former friary he helped restore, and makes award-winning wine. Fortunately for readers, Mate chronicles a fascinating, infinitely hilarious and heart-warming tale of his journey to create his new home in A Vineyard in Tuscany. He tells the amazing story of how he created a beautiful, fairy tale-like living space for his family amidst Etruscan ruins, and alongside a world-class wine estate. the tale is immensely satisfying, even for those envious enough to think we'd give anything to simply change places with him. Ferenc Mate joins me from his home in Montalcino, Italy.
Tips for Finding the "Perfect" Job or Career in Midlife
Jill Pfaff Waterbury, M.A., MCDP, GCDFI, owned a successful custom design business before making a midlife career switch. Drawing on her own experience as a career changer and consultant to job hunters 50 and older, Waterbury has co-written, Boomers' Job Search Guide with Saundra Marling. Jill Pfaff Waterbury discusses job hunting/career-changing tips for experienced, high achieving individuals interested in satisfying positions in a 21st century work force.
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Ferenc's a funny guy! I've read a couple of his books and he spares no detail.
Ah Pistoia... So many nice spots to see in Toscana and so much to do. It's refreshing to find someone covering
After checking out the tuscany villas I can't wait to get over there soon too.
Thanks for listening to my interview with Ferenc Mate last week. He's got me wondering how I can make a trip to Tuscany, too.
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