Category: Aging Like a Guru Who me?

A New Lease on Life at 70 – Who Me? Harriet and Daniel met while working in the financial industry. They’ve been married 20 years. Both in their 70’s now, they clearly state that who they are now is so different than who they were 20 years ago. Harriet shares that she was all business – saying that that is what the banking world is – all business and very little heart. About eight years ago, they came across a particular network marketing company, which they initially took on as a business, with the mindset of serious business people. And

The Unexpected Retirement Psychosis So many of us look forward to retirement, but we are not necessarily prepared for meeting the unexpected unfolding that greets us. Few have prepared themselves for the big event. Most don’t give it much thought until they find themselves at loose ends wondering what the Hell life is all about! As Gurus who are going through an aging process, it may be wise to create time to consider what it is that will be showing up when that eventful day is presented to you! – – – – For more blogs, books, videos, or if

Not By the Hairs on My Chiny-Chin-Chin! Hormones are magical! They can make us feel powerful and sexy, and they can make us feel old and decrepit. I’ve got so many hairs on my Chiny-chin-chin, that I sometimes feel like a billygoat! Hormones are essential to our physical life cycle, to our mental capacities, and so much more. And, how we be with all of the ups and downs of the evolution of us in this life cycle can truly challenge one’s sanity! Tune in to hear how to appreciate your hormones as they change with aging. – – –

Who’s Driving This Bus? Few of us see ourselves as our vehicles – as our cars, for instance. We know we are an individual being who gets into our cars, or buses, to get to where we want to go. If our car has a flat tire, we don’t think “I have a flat tire.” We can separate ourselves from our vehicles. But yet it is so common for most of us to think that we are our bodies. Fascinating! Tune in to hear more about who is driving your “bus.” – – – – For more blogs, books and