Profiles of people over 50 who have identified a purpose for their life, how they found it and what they do to pursue it.
Life has a way of throwing curveballs, especially when you least expect them. For Gail Taylor, those unexpected turns shaped her into a woman who now wakes up every morning feeling grateful and inspired.
Hugh’s work reminds us that turning 50 is not an end, but a new beginning. With faith, innovation and a genuine desire to help others, every day holds the potential for a miracle.
“We don’t teach people to accumulate wealth just for the sake of it,” Joel said. “Money is a tool. It’s about how you use it to align with your values and goals.”
Robert recounts the decades-long battle his daughter faced as Jennifer’s life spiraled into a cycle of addiction, toxic relationships and legal troubles.
For Marc Joseph, life’s second act is about more than personal fulfillment. It’s about leaving a legacy of kindness, wisdom and purpose — gifts that will resonate for generations to come.
“Life is about finding your next challenge,” Jason said. “It’s not about avoiding risk entirely, but about living fully and intentionally.”
A professor, LEGO artist and academic coach, Colleen has embraced life after 50 with a unique blend of creativity, resilience and determination.
Regardless of how old you may be, Wendy said life is about trusting that you’re never too old, too late or too lost to be exactly where you’re supposed to be at that moment.
Now in her 60s, Mary continues to chart paths less traveled — and she’s taking others along for the ride on customized trips steeped in cultural immersion and unforgettable experiences.
With a thriving writing career, a successful campground, and a heart full of gratitude, Michelle proves anyone can create their next chapter — no matter their age.