From hard economic times to health scares and everything inbetween, most of us have a lot on our plates, don’t we? Want to know the secret to staying confident, positive, and grateful?
Retirement blogger Robert Fowler shares 6 ways Baby Boomers can be older and happier!
As we age, for many of us anything that involves change begins to look more and more like an unwelcome intruder. External life issues (i.e., the economy, health issues, Mother Nature, technology, etc.) have begun affecting the way we live and limiting our choices. All too often, we are prevented from things being the way we want them to be because of changes that are beyond our control.
There are so many wonderful blessings that come from growing older. Hopefully, being a bit wiser is one of them. Once we reach a certain age, we do seem to look back on our lives. We might wish we’d done a few things differently or at least learned some of those tough life lessons sooner and saved ourselves grief.
If you find yourself in the season where God is calling you to step or scale back from serving your local church or ministry, be encouraged. There are many ways to stay connected, grow in your faith, and serve in meaningful ways.
It wasn’t supposed to be this way — these years after we earned our AARP card. People talked about the Golden Years as if they were some magical resort of rest and enjoyment. But it didn’t happen for us like it did for Grandma. No cruises to the Italian coast. No easy retirement with plenty of money to do whatever we want. No easy choices for the next decades.
Here are five reasons why looking back can help us move forward in a better direction tomorrow.
The Bible has a plethora of examples of God using elderly men and women to do his calling and his work. God can and will still use seniors until he takes us home to be with him. As long as we have breath, God has a purpose and plan for our life. He’s not finished with us yet. That truth is an inspiration and encouragement for every senior to make the rest of their life the best of their life!
Don’t be afraid to learn how to flourish in your bravery as you grow older!
There is a certain delight and beauty for people of all ages in the process of reflecting and reminiscing on their own life. This truth is especially poignant when good communication causes the history of a life to be seen as both valued and worthy of being shared.
“It is not how much you do, but how much love you put into the doing.” – Mother Teresa
Don’t ever be so focused on one tree that you lose sight of the entire forest. Here are 5 reasons why the little things in life are the most important.
Recently, a book called Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman got me thinking. What makes people happy?
We all have potential that we don’t even know we have. We can do things we never dreamed we could do.






