How to stay open to your purpose
When God wants you to go in a specific direction, you can go willingly or he can carry you kicking and screaming. Trust me, it’s easier if you cooperate. You’ll soon realize that what you thought would be a horrible situation is actually rather enjoyable.
Woman becomes Sports Illustrated swimsuit model at age 57
“Who cares what other people think? There are always going to be critics, no matter what you do,” Nina explained. “But if you stay true to yourself and block that out, you’re going to be happy.”
Texas grandmothers, ‘The Knit Wits,’ create dolls, clothing for needy kids
The women don’t limit their creative abilities to tiny hats. They have also knitted scarves, sweaters and cuddly dolls for orphanages overseas, and even created helmet liners for troops stationed overseas.
AARP survey shows many seniors struggle with crippling debt
One-third of people over 50 say rising cost of debt is adding stress to their lives, and one in five said it is making them depressed, according to the 2023 AARP Debt Survey.
Does having purpose play a role in your positive mental health?
Studies show that those with a purpose live longer, sleep better and have a more robust immune system, lower stress levels and better cognitive function, Mayo Clinic reported in a recent blog post.
The myths vs. realities of retirement
Many people embrace certain myths about retirement which work to prevent them from making the most of the experience. Let’s explore a few of those myths.
Kiplinger suggests five ways to give purpose to retirement
“Retirement is more than just relaxing and enjoying leisure time; instead, it involves actively seeking activities and interests that align with your values and passions,” Heidi Ardis wrote for Kiplinger.
In Episode 038, Brenda Haire found fulfillment from obedience to God
Brenda’s approach to self-publishing is that it opens the door for anyone to write and produce a book. However, there remains a right way to do so in order for self-published authors to ensure their books can stand next to any traditionally-published books in bookstores without readers noticing a difference.
Pastor laments widows as being a church’s ‘untapped resource’
“Widows aren’t delicate knick-knacks to put on a shelf and dust every now and then; they’re vital ministers to be deployed in the life of the church.,” Keith wrote. “They can teach the church a great deal about faith, devotion, service and prayer.”
From school teacher to communicator, Mary Crimmins found a new way to put her passion to work
Although Mary is no longer in the classroom, she continues to instruct people by transforming her teaching superpowers into a business of her own. She provides ghostwriting services and creates content for people and other organizations.