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By their presence and by their actions, elders challenge the way things are. :- Doug.

Eldering: your most challenging time of life. :- Doug.

Elders: our most challenging resource. (And what elders can do about it.) :- Doug.

Elders challenge us to think again. :- Doug.

Shaky hands. Steady _____. :- Doug.

Elders: shaking up the possibilities. :- Doug.

The Eldering Adventure :- Doug.

Slower than a speeding anything. Less powerful than most people. Able to leap tall cultural constructs in a single bound! :- Doug.

Calming ego. Widening worlds. :- Doug.

Shaky hands. Future’s best chances. :- Doug.

Paradoxes of eldering: gain-filled losses, loss-filled gains. Happy days. Fewer friends but more meaningful. :- Doug.

Our feet shuffle. Our minds fly. Our hearts reach out. :- Doug.

Elders. Look again. Unanticipated value. Surprising packages. :- Doug.

Elders speak to the parts of us that are in all of us. :- Doug.

Elders have no dog in the economic hunt, only the best interests of the grandchildren. :- Doug.

Elders see further—have a look. :- Doug.

Elders are the unleveraged asset for the future, economically and much beyond. :- Doug.