Mark Reinhardt lives as a ‘gypsea’ by sailing around the world
As Mark Reinhardt started getting older, he really didn’t want to become a burden for his children. Consequently, he researched ways for him to live frugally while enjoying some sense of adventure, and he opted for a life at sea.
Richard Duhaime turned his RV adventures into a children’s book
Because Richard is a fabulous storyteller, he relished the opportunity to share stories of his exploits with his grandchildren, especially around campfires. In fact, he wrote a book to remind them of all the adventures he enjoyed by himself and with the kids.
Allen Lundy helps people adopt healthier lifestyles
“When they cross into their 50s, many people start paying closer attention to their financial investments. But, they really need to invest in their health, too,” said Allen. “Without that early investment in good health, it becomes an expense later.”
Troy Stoneking helps people grow ever nearer to Jesus
“For many years, I was just kind of going through the motions of my faith, but I desired a closer relationship with God,” he explained. “I started writing daily thoughts about scriptures I was reading and posting that to social media in order to encourage others.
From school teacher to communicator, Mary Crimmins found a new way to put her passion to work
Although Mary is no longer in the classroom, she continues to instruct people by transforming her teaching superpowers into a business of her own. She provides ghostwriting services and creates content for people and other organizations.
Susan Salenger protects women from being sidelined over health concerns
After experiencing several medical misdiagnoses herself, Susan wrote a book to empower patients, especially women, to take better control of doctor visits. That, in turn, allows patients to take more control of their health.
Mike Forrester brings hope, healing and transformation to men
When Mike turned 50, that’s when his heart came alive after years of being dormant and living small. Today, he helps men realize they have a lot to offer, if only they would start thinking differently about themselves and their future.
From trucker to writer, Kelly Mack McCoy lived a sojourn experience
Enduring a horrible childhood, Kelly saw trucking as a way of escape. Yet, deep inside, he sensed he was created to do something far more important. All it took was a small step of faith and connections with people already working at what he dreamed of doing.
After a career-ending tragedy, Chris Hoyer supports the Thin Blue Line
Chris didn’t want the book to just be a collection of stories about his career in law enforcement. He developed a life guide applicable to all people who will confront an unfortunate reality at some point in their lives.
Jen Hardy helps people feel fabulous after 50
“If you have a passion for something, then it’s not stupid,” Jen explained. “When you’re retired, you can take classes and do those things, whether you do it for money or just for fun. Whatever you do that gives you a zest for life, that’s how you become fabulous over 50.”