On today’s episode, you’ll meet Mike Tobey, a man who turned the heartbreak of losing his wife into a passionate mission to help others discover the beauty of heaven.

At nearly 71, Steve is still discovering new passions, serving others, and showing all of us that purpose doesn’t retire when we do. It simply shifts into something richer.

Rather than fading into the background, we should be stepping into roles as mentors, community builders and purpose-driven contributors.

For Jim, trade shows aren’t just about booths and swag — they’re about energy, human connection, and opportunity.

An avid bicyclist, Mike uses his decades of experience to educate and mentor others in helicopter maintenance, and advocating for trade careers.

If you’ve ever wondered what happens when the noise fades and life suddenly becomes your own again, Rita’s story offers both comfort and clarity.

Whether she’s harvesting honey, canning vegetables, or teaching others how to live more intentionally, Julia shows us what it means to live a purpose-driven life in the second half.

Tammie and her team at OCJ Kids work tirelessly to ensure every foster child has access to emergency kits, mentorship programs, job training, and a sense of community.

Claudia encourages people over 50 to try something new – even if they’re bad at it – because joy isn’t in perfection, it’s in the process.