Category Archives: Eldering
Your mind can grow in flexibility as you age
Your mind can grow in flexibility as you age. You can see new things. You can think new thoughts. You can open a new trailhead. :- Doug.
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while wisdom goes on from there
To know and to know we know is homo sapiens sapiens to be proud of this is ego and stops our development while wisdom goes on from there :- Doug.
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Participating in lives
It’s more important for me as a lawyer to participate in my clients’ lives than to carry to them a message. :- Doug.
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Then, in late years
We spend a lifetime building up a career. Then, in late years, we ourselves be ourselves. We find ourselves free. We find our selves. Sometimes it happens! Just for now! :- Doug.
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As long as I can
So as long as I can use (and sometimes give) my true gift, I want to, I need to. :- Doug.
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we age
Subtle our edges we age, airs inter-flowing permeable…big :- Doug.
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Dear young grandchild of mine:
Dear young grandchild of mine, what do you see when you watch yourself? How do you move through life—quickly, questioningly, thoughtfully? :- Doug.
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How many years?
How many years in my life is less important than how many of those are meaningful. I get to define meaningful. Of course, I would like more meaningful years. :- Doug.
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Why do you want to retire?
Why do you want to retire? Some people retire because they find no or little meaning in their jobs. :- Doug.
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Neighborhood playground asks
A neighborhood playground asks the question: what marks the edge of “home?” :- Doug.
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