In writing his book, “Move or Die,” author Chris Carlisle wanted people to realize that although they may be stuck, they just need a nudge to set them in motion to reach their potential at any age.
That may have been true 20 years ago when seasoned citizens either worked for companies or held minimum wage jobs in retail stores and restaurants. However, the internet has changed all that. In the online world, age is an invisible barrier.
“We address the needs of an entire family, because we want to create space for them to move to a place of physical, emotional and financial prosperity.,” Jamesetta explained.
The problem is that we all have these nasty bad habits that can interfere with our desire to be better people passionately pursing things that really matter to us.
Erikson noted the older people get, their concerns move beyond their own family to that of future generations, society and the world in general as they strive to make it a better place to live.
A study of nearly 14,000 people over the age of 50 found those with the highest satisfaction with aging had a 43% lower risk of dying from any cause during four years of follow-up compared to those with the lowest satisfaction.
If you can’t identify a higher purpose for the work you provide for a company, then it’s time to leave and start over somewhere else. Perhaps that’s in a business of your own where you can get crystal-clear about your purpose — and work to deliver upon that.
Mr. Grimm clearly demonstrates that time equals love in the eyes of the youngsters he’s serving. I suspect they love hearing his stories as much as he loves hearing theirs.
Technology exists today to enable people to very easily capture thoughts and ideas so they can be permanently stored and shared with others.