Sue Donaldson finds meaning in hospitality on Episode 170
Sue talks about loneliness, especially among seasoned citizens, and how reaching out to others often ends up blessing us just as much as the people we invite.
Aaron Hunt moved from corporate engineer to honored kayak fisherman
What started as a way to reconnect with something he loved, fishing, has evolved into a YouTube channel, a growing audience, and even his own line of American-made fishing rods.
Dr. Terrlyn L. Curry Avery helps people rebuild their lives with love
Her work blends psychology and ministry to center on three pillars: the sacred relationship, the selfish relationship and the shared relationship.
Are people happier just lounging around?
I find it hard to believe that simply existing within your own bubble is actually better than being actively engaged in a community.
Want more meaning in life? Try creating a routine
Now in his 60s himself, Arthur C. Brooks has had a lifetime to perfect his idea of the perfect routine to a more fulfilling life. Many of them are spot-on — for other people.
Jim Boad found purpose helping people recover from addiction in Episode 168
Jim explains how a long-delayed desire to give back finally became his full-time mission after 50, and why he wishes he had started much sooner.
Are you aging with purpose or by default?
VegOut noted that the differences between a person aging by default or with purpose becomes evident by age 67 and is irreversible by age 75.
Suzy Mighell found purpose in the empty nest
For Suzy, meaning and purpose after 50 come from embracing an invitation with open hands, an open heart and a willingness to step into the quiet and listen.
In Episode 167, Jake Borchardt describes his life-altering adventure during COVID
Jake shares how that decision reshaped his life and led him toward a healthier, more intentional, minimalist and purpose-driven way of living.
Cliff Ravenscraft invites others to find their voice again after 50
Cliff chose to walk away from the identity that had made him successful and step more fully into work that gave him meaning.