In Episode 036, Kelly Mack McCoy describes how he gave up driving trucks to become a writer
When Kelly was in his 50s, the trucking company he worked for went bankrupt. Rather than be disappointed, he decided it was a good time to take his writing seriously. It was a dream Kelly harbored in his heart since childhood.
Article shines harsh spotlight on the realities of retirement
Younger people often live for the weekend. Older workers live for retirement. But, retirees long to return to their youth and a time when their lives had purpose and meaning. What a vicious circle.
Susan Salenger protects women from being sidelined over health concerns
After experiencing several medical misdiagnoses herself, Susan wrote a book to empower patients, especially women, to take better control of doctor visits. That, in turn, allows patients to take more control of their health.
Research shows dementia is avoidable for most engaged older people
Pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone works to stimulate your adrenaline, and that uncomfortableness is what keeps people engaged and going.
Is the concept of retirement selfish?
When our work has no purpose, then it’s hard to go through the motions to complete mundane tasks. Boredom with our jobs and bitterness at being controlled is what makes retirement so attractive.
In Episode 035, Susan Salenger explains why patients need to take ownership of their own healthcare
With more than 40,000 known illnesses, Susan said there are too few doctors treating many more patients. That means doctors usually can’t afford to take the time it takes to really delve into the underlying causes of an illness.
Billionaire made it his purpose to give away his fortune before he died
“I cannot think of a more personally rewarding and appropriate use of wealth than to give while one is living — to personally devote oneself to meaningful efforts to improve the human condition,” said Chuck.
Mike Forrester brings hope, healing and transformation to men
When Mike turned 50, that’s when his heart came alive after years of being dormant and living small. Today, he helps men realize they have a lot to offer, if only they would start thinking differently about themselves and their future.
Millennials are learning that boomers had it right all along
Age often brings greater wisdom, and millennials are coming to grips that members of the baby boom generation may have had it right all along.
God’s not through with you!
There is a reason why you were not born in 1723. God needed your unique combination of talent, skills and experiences TODAY.