Send us a text At first I didn't want to do this interview because for I’ve got a strong impression of AARP - that it's for for VERY OLD PEOPLE, and associated closely with the same audience as those pictured in ads for the "I've fallen and I can't get up," alert device. I understand that will probably be me at some point, but not now. The Stubbornly Young are anything but that stereotyped image. So, yes, I was hesitant. And more than hesitant, I’m CURIOUS – which IS ...
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Send us a text At first I didn't want to do this interview because for I’ve got a strong impression of AARP - that it's for for VERY OLD PEOPLE, and associated closely with the same audience as those pictured in ads for the "I've fallen and I can't get up," alert device. I understand that will probably be me at some point, but not now. The Stubbornly Young are anything but that stereotyped image. So, yes, I was hesitant. And more than hesitant, I’m CURIOUS – which IS ...
Send us a text "People regret most what they don't try, not what they tried and failed." Joe Huff, co-author, The Experiential Billionaire So, you aren't a financial millionaire. I learned to appreciate that that's less important than being an experiential billionaire! Chris Schembra - the "Gratitude Guru," mentioned the book "The Experiential Billionaire" during Episode 11 of Stubbornly Young. I loved the title and asked if he'd introduce me to the authors. That's how...
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Send us a text At first I didn't want to do this interview because for I’ve got a strong impression of AARP - that it's for for VERY OLD PEOPLE, and associated closely with the same audience as those pictured in ads for the "I've fallen and I can't get up," alert device. I understand that will probably be me at some point, but not now. The Stubbornly Young are anything but that stereotyped image. So, yes, I was hesitant. And more than hesitant, I’m CURIOUS – which IS ...
