We are children of the sixties – and we’ve seen a lot.
We remember what rock and roll was like before the corporations.
Our coming of age was about flower power, free love (and birth control.)
Our mythology is Woodstock and missions to the moon.

We are questioning (or rejecting) the concept of retirement, of doing ‘what you are supposed to do’ once you reach a certain age. And on this one, we are writing the road map as we go.

we are also at the age where big life changes are looming
or are already here in how we live and work:

it could be downsizing, care-giving – or both – or changes in our own health.
We are at a point of taking stock of what is, and isn’t, working in our lives.

to learn,
grow,
challenge our mind, body and spirit,
and continue to do what we love —
for the rest of our lives.

keep our hearts open. and find grace and beauty around us.

Sometimes we will fall short of the mark, even if it is in our own eyes only.

We are finding our voices.

We are reclaiming our wildness.

Where would you like to explore?

Are you interested in wellness?
How about movement and health?
Downsizing and minimalism?

Check the links below.