At 57, Kathy didn’t want to carry a heavy pack or sleep in a tiny tent. When a chance encounter with a man from France led her to consider Europe’s GR5 trail, she jumped at the opportunity.
“I never said ‘no’ to anything. If I couldn’t do it, I tried it. I didn’t ever say, ‘I can’t do it.’ When it happened, I tried it,” Susie told Fox News.
Too many people simply allow life to happen to them. It’s essential that people be aware of what’s happening, Lori noted. That way they can make adjustments before small problems become large ones. The self-evaluation also helps avoid burnout and depression.
When most men turn 93, they may desire a fancy dinner out with friends or family and a good nap. But, not Everett Kalin.
Paula Jo Taylor may be 61, but she has the heart of a 16-year-old. It’s obvious she invested countless hours into mastering her guitar-playing skills.
A resident of London, Hilary Oxley received a very memorable twice-in-a-lifetime gift from her granddaughters. She completed her first skydive a decade earlier.
“Working is a beautiful thing, it’s beautiful therapy, and I need the money,” said Mary Ruth Robinson.
“Whether you’re 50, or whatever age you are, don’t sit at home and just watch TV. Don’t get lost in nothingness or busyness. Go out and serve in some way,” Tony explained.
“Many people ask us about our favorite places to visit, but we immediately tell them it’s not about the places, but the people God put in our lives that is important.”
As a career transition coach, Don knows people desire change, but they don’t usually know what they want to do next or why.