There is hope. Empty your heart of grief and fill it with love and courage. Then you will conceive  dreams, you will hear voices of good tidings, you will see visions of goodwill , and you will hatch creative thought.

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Success to a great degree winds up as to enjoy a particular activity, engaging with your work environment, friends, and neighbors, and being an inspiration for others.

Individuals who are finding success at mature age and older adults are proving that it’s never too late to follow your vision and become noticed by doing something impressive or unusual.

"Studies show:

🍏That older people who hold jobs from which they do not have to retire get along best. 

🍏Those who have a chance to do something creatively after they retire get along second best. 

🍏Those with less chance to do something creatively go down most quickly. 

The body is closed unit with lots of energy in it. Unless the individual has a way to discharge the energy, he gets into difficulty, and the difficulty is sickness and death. " 

(Dr. Edward W. Busse, in Knight's Treasury of Illustrations, P. 244.)

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💡Michelangelo, was an Italian sculptor, painter, architect, and poet. He painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel lying on his back on a scaffold when almost 90 yo.

💡John Wesley, was an English cleric, theologian, and evangelist. At 88 yo, he preached every day.

💡Alfred Tennyson, was an English poet, when 83 yo, wrote Crossing the Bar.

💡Benjamin Franklin, was one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, wrote his autobiography when over 80.

💡Ignacy Jan Paderewski was a Polish pianist, composer, and polician. At 70, he played the piano superbly.

💡Booth Tar Kington was an American Novelist. He wrote 16 novels after 60, some of them when he was almost totally blind. He won Pulitzer Prize for Fiction more than once.

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