Today’s WordPress prompt asked if you could turn back the hands of time where would you go. Most old folks want to keep our wisdom while moving ahead..
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Teachers lie: growing old is not a choice. Nor is going back. The best one can do is be grateful for your now, cultivate as many good memories as you can, and whatever your age set SMART Goals. Here’s how to do that:
STAY STRONG
Life is a wondrous struggle and for many of us a roller coaster ride with highs and lows. Setting SMART Goals smoothes the ride, but more important is Remembering What Matters. See today’s Free Poster Coach
Thank you all for all you do to care and share with others. Doing a little matters a lot.
Katherine
This post was inspired by this Daily Prompt: If I could Turn Back Time If you could return to the past to relive a part of your life,which part of you life would you return to? Why?
Probably somewhere between 50 and 60. Why, my body and brain would be functioning well and I would have all the good memories. No, that wouldn’t work, because I would not know the joy of being a grandparent. Now is all we have, I am grateful mine is as good as it is.
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LINKS OF INTEREST
- SMART Goals (wikihow.com)
- SMART Goals (wikipedia.org)
- Know Your Mission (amazon.com)
- EFTIstore (emotionalfitnesstraining.com)
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I was trying to come up with an age I would live to go back to, but it really is a hard decision! No matter what age I picked, it meant either losing memories of a great experience, or the danger of having to relive some bad ones. I think you are right. Be glad for your here and now.
In the end right now is all we have. Stay strong, I’m still working at it.