Category: Episodes
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In the Tulip Fields
Mitch Albom said, “Death ends a life, not a relationship”.
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Too Soon Old
She suddenly found herself thinking about a book she had been reading the week before. It was the book “Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart” by Dr. Gordon Livingston.
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Through the Eyes of a Child
Mickey Williams, “I think the answer is seeing things through the eyes of a child and that mastery lies not just through technical ability, but also through the wonder and childlike way they see the world.”
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Never Too Old to Play
Natural Life, “You are never too old to go outside and play.”
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The Relationship Continues
Morrie Schwartz, “Death ends a life, not a relationship!”
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Daily Spark: Keep Curiosity Alive
Anthony Hopkins said, “Age is not a barrier when you find passion in what you do. The real secret lies in keeping your curiosity alive…Every day is a new opportunity to create, to laugh, and to show that it is never too late to move forward with enthusiasm and joy.”
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Your Future Self Will Thank You!
A sticker on my journal says, “Do something today that your future self will thank you for!”
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The Beauty of Now
Joe Dispenza said, “Here in the present moment, I’m alive. Here in the present moment, all is well. Here in the present moment I am a worthy being.”
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When the Roots are Deep
A favorite Chinese proverb of mine reads, “When the roots are deep there is no reason to fear the wind.”
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The Kindness of Strangers
Tennessee Williams, in his play “A Street Car Named Desire”, had his character Blanche say, “I have always relied on the kindness of strangers.”