William Shatner worries about going to the final frontier alone
Admired by millions, the 93-year-old actor known for his roles in more than 200 TV shows and movies, admitted he has feelings of isolation and doesn’t have a real friend in the world.
Marty Drapkin describes his love for writing, photography in Episode 067
Although he has published fiction and non-fiction books, it is the creative aspect of writing fictional stories that really motivates him to write. Now 77 years old, Marty took up street photography when he was in his 50s, which involves shooting unposed candid photos of people.
Danielle Bernock helps people overcome childhood trauma
“Healing your trauma doesn’t make you forget it, but it does take away trauma’s power so you regain power over your life,” said Danielle. “With help, the trauma is left powerless so that you have a new life where you are in control.”
They were so committed to an ideal, they were willing to die to achieve it
There is a reason why we are celebrating this day, and it’s not for freedom to choose between burgers or brats.
Nicole Smith describes her purpose preparing for eldercare in Episode 66
As she searched for answers, it seemed the resources Nicole needed were not available to her. Thank goodness she kept copious notes.
Wyatt Timmins shares his faith in words and music
When Wyatt turned 50, he planned to continue serving in pastoral ministry. But, he had a deep yearning to return to music as a way where he could combine singing with being a pastor.
Replace funerals with FUNerals
One TikTok commenter noted, “THIS should be the correct way to say goodbye to someone, a celebration of their time alive, the connections, the moments, the love they left in others’ lives.”
In Episode 065, Mike Coote talks about coaching, and online humor
Mike talks about his varied life, which included time serving in the South Africa special forces, as a Baptist minister, a crisis counselor and life coach. He also describes his popular Facebook group, “Uplifting, Inspiring, Informative and Funny Quotes for Everybody.”
Dave Jenkins describes the life-changing aspect of coaching in Episode 064
When Dave turned 50, he started shifting into coaching. He saw it as a way to hone his own skills to help others uncover things within them or to pursue things they felt were out of their reach.
After a government career, Jill Beam describes becoming an entertainer, pageant queen in Episode 063
When it came time to retire, Jill rewired instead and became a multi-talented storyteller, author and entertainer. She was also crowed Miss Texas Senior America.