In Episode 044, Richard Duhaim describes Workamping and writing
What I liked most about Richard’s story was that he was pursuing his dreams of travel and adventure now, while he was still young enough to enjoy the experiences. In fact, he’s still adding items to his adventure list.
Woman brightens Wyoming town with personalized snowmen
Not only does Pauline’s gesture give her a sense of purpose, the hand-crafted snowmen deliver joy to an entire community.
Laura and Dave Diehl give parents hope in midst of indescribable grief
Laura sees a parallel between losing a child and struggling to figure out what to do after turning 50. Many people think their life is over, and lose their sense of purpose for continuing to live. But, it’s not true at all.
Who are you to history?
“It comes back to the idea of feeling there is a purpose to your existence. Is there anything that motivates you to set foot into the world with enthusiasm? The idea of being of service, of making a contribution, is what drives my sense of purpose,” wrote Vaneisa.
Group of Idaho musicians over age 70 entertain local seasoned citizens
During his retirement, Scott Hallett praised the Palouse Area Fiddlers as his motivation to get out of bed, sharpen his memory and perform rather than “just noodling around.”
Doctor roller-skates into retirement
“Roller-skating became a very strong source of a stress reliever for me, as well as exercise. And it was always a lot of fun for me,” Phil explained.
Mark Reinhardt lives as a ‘gypsea’ by sailing around the world
As Mark Reinhardt started getting older, he really didn’t want to become a burden for his children. Consequently, he researched ways for him to live frugally while enjoying some sense of adventure, and he opted for a life at sea.
In Episode 043, Jeff Seckendorf describes his goal to set a bicycling endurance record in his 70s
What I admire most about Jeff’s story is that he is still setting goals in his 70s that motivate him to do something daily to reach that goal. Today, Jeff wants to help people identify and pursue their purpose, regardless of their age. So, he helped form the Institute of Purpose to show people how their lives can have purpose and meaning by simply focusing on ways to help others.
Richard Duhaime turned his RV adventures into a children’s book
Because Richard is a fabulous storyteller, he relished the opportunity to share stories of his exploits with his grandchildren, especially around campfires. In fact, he wrote a book to remind them of all the adventures he enjoyed by himself and with the kids.
Allen Lundy helps people adopt healthier lifestyles
“When they cross into their 50s, many people start paying closer attention to their financial investments. But, they really need to invest in their health, too,” said Allen. “Without that early investment in good health, it becomes an expense later.”