It’s easy when it’s easy. But what about when the going gets hard? There’s a phrase that Wendy Chioji repeats over and over, and it comes from a time in her life that was fairly hard (climbing the world’s tallest free-standing mountain!).
The Takeaway: Relentless Forward Progress
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Lisa Nichols transformed her own life from public assistance to leading a multimillion-dollar enterprise, and now she’s on a mission to teach others that it is possible to do the same. Growing Bolder went 1-on-1 with the best-selling author and CEO of “Motivating the Masses”.
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Learn to bounce back from setbacks as you age with Growing Bolder’s 5 keys to resilience, and improve your physical and mental health.
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Gratitude For What is in Front of Us
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Gratitude is a choice. It’s a muscle that needs strengthening through regular practice. There are many ways to do this, from journaling to prayer to making lists or more active practices like giving time to help others. Different approaches will feel right to different people at different points in our lives. Doro Bush Koch & Tricia Reilly Koch share strategies.
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One of life’s greatest blessings as we grow older is the gift of time. For many, this means more opportunities…
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Barry Kerzin is a physician and an ordained Buddhist monk. He says the pressure in our society to choose between science and spirituality is dangerous and divisive. He believes that they can not only coexist but that they must for our own physical and mental wellbeing.
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Carl Honoré’s new book In Praise of Slow, explores the idea of doing things not as fast as possible, but as well as possible.
