Finding your purpose in retirement
“The transition from working to not working can often lead to feelings of being lost or lonely as you adjust to new routines and you may be feeling that you no longer have a purpose without your former career goals,” wrote Andrew.
In Episode 048, Sarah Geringer offers hope for the hard times
Without that hope, people can fall into addictions or depression when they try to numb the pain of feeling there is no hope for a better life.
Joan Turley helps people feel as good on the inside as they look on the out
Knowing the Bible says the righteous will flourish, even in old age, Joan is encouraging “winter saints” to share their Red Sea stories to encourage and reassure others, especially younger generations.
Your legacy can start today
“For most of us, what we say—or fail to say—will outlive just about everything else we do in this life. And we often don’t even consider it,” Jeff explained.
Dawn Marasco finds purpose in mentoring younger women
One of the greatest rewards Dawn receives from her coaching and teaching is watching how God works to transform the lives of people with whom she gets to work.
In Episode 047, Joan Turley describes loving people and building them up
Joan Turley’s life changed when she started working in the salon and spa industry. Now she is on a mission to help people feel as good on the inside as they look on the out.
Closing in on age 70, Jeff Seckendorf seeks to set record, promote purpose
Jeff Seckendorf made a career out of making films, taught diving instructors how to teach, and founded the Institute of Purpose. Yet, closing in on age 70, he is now trying to set an indoor bicycling record by biking 27 miles in one hour.
100-year-old man raises money for charity by walking around garden
According to the Mirror, Harold has completed 41,500 laps, which is the equivalent of 661 miles. He was inspired to begin the effort during the COVID lockdowns.
Dawn Marasco describes helping people find peace in Episode 046
Yet, for nine years after becoming a Christian, Dawn did not have peace. She was still burdened by her past and controlled by fear to the point anxiety ruled her heart. But, she kept doing the next right thing. Eventually, Dawn discovered the peace she was searching to find.
Research shows longevity increasing
If larger slices of national populations age into their late 70s, 80s and 90s, as researchers predict, humanity will need to re-examine the picture of old age in societies. They are no longer sitting in rocking chairs waiting for care, the Good News Network reported.