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True Joy for the Retired
ANNOUNCING NEW BOOK
This is the time to elevate and listen to our elders. Young and old, we all are strongly interconnected. We need each other more than ever and I want to show you that there are many exciting ways we all can deeply connect with our elders. Enjoyment is important in every aspect of life and not many elderly can say that they enjoyed today.
We all have the duty shift, part and forge together communities where we can use and greatly benefit from our elders’ support and wisdom. We all will grow old by nature, and reaching a mature age should be nothing but an episode of celebration and with a stronger presence in society and communities. Elderhood is a time to enjoy life and live it to the fullest.
Isn’t it great that we all can enthusiastically look forward to aging?
LEARN HOW…
We all can enthusiastically look forward to aging. How older people can play a bigger role in our life and Society. I have stories that will inspire you to help you connect with our elders & how we all can take advantage of their wisdom. There are many ways each of us can participate in this new cultural path of creating enriching communities where elderhood is nurtured.
“Ignoring our elders is also ignoring an important part of our true selves.”
—Paulina Kay
UNCOVER IN THESE PAGES…
Elders are a very valuable resource to enriching our communities and we should take advantage of that.
Don’t worry about getting old.
Why elders are a great resource of experience and knowledge to our communities.
What we can learn from other cultures about embracing the aging process.
The importance of listening to our elders.
What is preventing us from showing affection to the elders in our life.
Why children and elderly benefit from close relationship.
How to encourage relationship building between generations.
How to tap into our elders’ wisdom.
How to play an active role in engaging with our elders.
Why the elderly can bring more humanity to our culture, which is in decline.
“Our elderly can bring more humanity to our culture in decline.”
—Paulina Kay
