Growing older
sucks, especially when you don't have a lot of money. Your aging and longevity may
be impacted by your spending, which has to do with the value
of money, which plays a pivotal role as you continue to age.
No matter how
much money you have, make the best and the most of your remaining years;
turn them into the golden years of your life in spite of any financial
difficulty you may be facing, Remember, life is a task-master: it teaches you
not only how to survive in any challenging circumstance but also how to live
well, especially in your golden years.
The senior
years are most challenging in that all seniors have to come to grips with the
changes and challenges they may be facing. On the one hand, they may make them
more appreciative of life as well as more proactive to live a meaningful and
purposeful life; on the other hand, these challenges and problems may also make
them want to give up on life, and thus drifting and deteriorating rapidly .
Use Santa
Claus as your role model to start believing in yourself, developing the right
mindset of successful aging, and acting appropriately and positively. Santa
Claus may not be a magic-bullet solution to all your life problems and
challenges, but he certainly may open unexpected doors for you in your golden
years.
The wisdom in
living is to do a great deal more with a great deal less that you now have. The
wisdom of this book may help you renew and enhance yourself with hope and
optimism, showing you a possible and realistic path to a better outcome despite
all the challenges, obstacles, and problems you may encounter in your golden
years.
Your Golden Years
and Santa Claus explains the wisdom of living in the present, the
wisdom of letting go, and the wisdom of not picking and choosing--they are the
essentials for happy and successful aging in the golden years. Learn how to
think and act like Santa Claus in your golden years.
Stephen
Lau
Copyright©
2016 by Stephen Lau
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