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Great Questions Are Essential To Create The Life You Want
Asking great questions is quickly becoming a survival skill. Why? Because things are changing faster than ever, all around us, without our permission, and often without warning. Once you start asking great questions, change begins. You focus on what is … Continue reading
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Tagged aging, change, future, insight, possibility, questions, survival skills, transformation
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How To Support Your Grandchildren’s Future
My friend Andy and I were discussing this at lunch today. Our grandchildren’s worlds are dramatically different from our own (at the same age). When I look at my grandchildren (five of them now; aged 2-11; and two more (as … Continue reading
Life After 50 Is 3 Overlapping Periods
Life After 50 Is 3 Overlapping Periods
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Tagged 50s, 60s, 70s, change, death, divorce, future, health, horizon, independence, interdependence, joy, letting go, money, new life, simplicity
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4 Wake Up Calls for People Over 50
We live in a rapidly changing world. Now is your chance to create a thriving, evolving life after 50. Why?
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Tagged after 50, ageism, ageist, ambition, changing world, endless possibilities, energy, future, life, possibility, wealth, window of opportunity
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Sense of Urgency About the Future
New Bright Life asked people like you what kind of urgency they felt about their futures. Below are a handful of responses. Do any of these resonate for you? Please leave a comment as your input helps all of us … Continue reading
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Making Your Fear Work For You: Action
Action didn’t have to begin with having a distant objective. Action could begin with being willing to let go of what was familiar when the time came as better solutions emerged. It was one day at a time. Continue reading