Do you have mission vision?
It is very easy for people to spot those individuals who walk the walk by embracing their purpose than who simply talk the talk and give lip service to something for which they have no passion.
Cancer survivors create baskets of hope for others
After recovering, Tracy and Ashleigh formed DeSoto Hope, a non-profit organization providing support and encouragement to people just beginning cancer treatments.
Do people need a purpose to accumulate wealth?
The idea of saving looks more interesting and appealing when people realize having money gives them more options in life.
Author shows people how to move from stuck to significance
In writing his book, “Move or Die,” author Chris Carlisle wanted people to realize that although they may be stuck, they just need a nudge to set them in motion to reach their potential at any age.
In the online world, age is an invisible barrier
That may have been true 20 years ago when seasoned citizens either worked for companies or held minimum wage jobs in retail stores and restaurants. However, the internet has changed all that. In the online world, age is an invisible barrier.
AARP Purpose Award recipient provides help to poor neighborhood
“We address the needs of an entire family, because we want to create space for them to move to a place of physical, emotional and financial prosperity.,” Jamesetta explained.
Episode 009 – Betty Mills explains how she mentors teens
When Betty retired in 2016, she kept herself busy by mentoring children and teenagers who expressed an interest in riding and caring for horses themselves. Some of her protégés became competitive riders.
Small habits can make us happier
The problem is that we all have these nasty bad habits that can interfere with our desire to be better people passionately pursing things that really matter to us.
Experience collides with purpose in the afternoon of life
Erikson noted the older people get, their concerns move beyond their own family to that of future generations, society and the world in general as they strive to make it a better place to live.
Getting old is a state of mind
A study of nearly 14,000 people over the age of 50 found those with the highest satisfaction with aging had a 43% lower risk of dying from any cause during four years of follow-up compared to those with the lowest satisfaction.