Frederic M. Hudson

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Frederic Hudson is an established writer and thinker in the area of work-life balance (or life-work) and retirement. He is founder of the Hudson Institute of Santa Barbara.

Hudson is a Rockefeller and Danforth fellow, and received a doctorate from Columbia University, New York. In 1973 he was founding president of the Fielding Institute. He left in 1986 to found the Hudson Institute of Santa Barbara, which trains professionals in life coaching for home and work.

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Biography at hudsoninstitute.com.

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