Emily Wickham’s persistence created a new season of purpose
Emily often builds her writing around personal experiences and the lessons she learned from them.
Greg and Kiersten Harrod find new purpose by slowing down and starting over
It can be tempting to believe learning belongs primarily to the first half of life. Yet, Greg and Kiersten’s experiences convinced them that learning never ends.
Leukemia survivor Jeanne Phares helps women age on their terms
Today, Jeanne uses her experience to encourage women over 50 to take better care of themselves, build strength and create lives that keep them physically, mentally and socially active.
In Episode 184, Jim Paulk talks about finding love and preserving stories
Jim’s story reminds us that purpose does not have a retirement age. We can continue learning, creating, serving and contributing for as long as we are willing and able.
Michelle Lyman found alignment and rebuilt her life after turning 50
As her business grew steadily, Michelle found herself mentoring others who wanted to earn free products or build a side income.
In Episode 183, Jim Hughes helps prevent senior exploitation
People over 50 are particularly attractive targets for scammers and why falling for a scam has nothing to do with intelligence or education.
Nurse Mark LaMaster discovers new purpose after becoming a patient
Mark believes most people don’t realize how much of their fatigue, bloating and weight gain is tied to insulin resistance. He estimates 93 percent of Americans are metabolically unhealthy.
In Episode 182, George Jerjian talks about successful retirement transition
George explains why preparing financially for retirement is only part of the equation and why people also need to prepare mentally and emotionally for the transition.
David Frost rowed his way to vitality in his 70s
David’s purpose today is rooted in helping people understand their bodies, risks and potential so they can thrive and strive, not just survive.
Marianne Crooch helps others to find calm by slowing down
Marianne retired from her IT career at age 60 and devoted herself fully to helping others avoid the mistakes she had lived herself.