Aging is the Best Thing to Happen to You

Western society has it all wrong. Getting old isn't about fading away quietly and not disturbing anyone in the process. Instead, it's a time to celebrate life's MOST important stage - being an elder. Being an elder means sharing your years of wisdom to enhance lives! This might mean you'll need to shift your own perspective on aging, so stay tuned to learn the REAL truth about life over 50.

Kathleen O'Brien has researched aging for over 12 years and teaches classes on her aging philosophy through the University of Denver's continuing education program.

She began her career as an advertising copywriter at a large agency, working on national accounts (the first woman hired to write radio, TV and print on the Chrysler account). She was a television broadcaster in three major markets and owned her own video production company serving Fortune 100 companies. Kathleen also taught media relations at the University of Michigan and Indiana University graduate schools of business.

She lives in Denver with her husband, a retired physician, and writes regular blogs on her ground-breaking blueprint for aging at growoldbehappy.com

Connect with Kathleen O'Brien at www.GrowOldBeHappy.com
Read her book:
RECLAIM YOUR RIGHT TO GROW OLD
- How to immerse yourself in, be curious about, and celebrate life's most important stage
by Kathleen O'Brien
Available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Outskirts Press

One of the things I’ve discovered is that getting older often brings bigger questions. Who am I now? What do I really want? What needs to change? And how do I want to live this next chapter? Those questions are at the heart of my work. You might want to know yourself better. You might be looking for clarity and direction. You might know something needs to change, or simply need some healing and restoration. Wherever you are, there’s a place to begin. Explore at debrajones.ca.

If today’s conversation has you thinking about your own life and what comes next, I invite you to explore The Debra Jones Path. Because I don’t believe this stage of life is about becoming someone new. It’s about coming home to yourself, understanding who you are, trusting what you know, and choosing what comes next. There’s no prescribed starting point. Find the path that fits where you are right now at debrajones.ca.