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This is your invitation to live your best life after 60 because you’ve got a whole second half to thrive!
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Recent Posts
Jennifer K. Sproul
Founder, Graceing Agefully™
My Year of Living Dangerously
I always think “cinematically”. In other words, I love movies, always have. I came by it honestly. Grace, my mother, whose name is the root of this platform name Graceing Agefully™, was a movie buff.
MOTHER PLEASE, I’D RATHER DO IT MYSELF!
“Help, Thanks, Wow!”
Anne Lamott
Those defiant words of a teen struggling to be independent came to us through the commercial airwaves in the 60’s. My family members often remember these things and laugh. That girl and her mother have provided us with lots of giggles over the years. However, in our second half of life as Baby Boomers, there is a more troubling or serious side effect of that expression.
Taking Inventory, A Life Lesson
My first “real” job in my life was retail. I worked for Lord & Taylor in the late 70’s in New York. In fact, that is how I landed in Washington, DC in 1979, transferred to ‘the branches’ from the flagship NY store. That was a necessary step for all “executive trainees”. The idea was, you would serve time in the suburbs and return to NY as an assistant buyer who now understood the critical remote tentacles of the business.
Living a ‘Well-Integrated’ Life, My Word of the Year- Integrate
I plan a word of the year every year. I choose a word or a theme that accurately defines my intention and hope for the coming year. I choose it by “feel”. It comes to me through my journaling, meditation, and spiritual contemplation. This year my word is “integrate” and my goal is to live a ‘well-integrated’ life every day.
“Live as if you were to die tomorrow.
Learn as if you were to live forever.”
– Mahatma Ghandi