It's Not About Age, It's About Attitude
A Simple Guide for Baby Boomers
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It is funny about the perceptions handed down every generation about aging isn't it? There have always been definite ideas taught about what happens when we age, what to expect and how to act.
Who says these are hard and fast rules which must be followed?
What if we change our attitude in areas of our lives that will make a difference in the way we age so that all of the preconceived notions change with us?
This is the time of life to make a big difference in our years ahead and taking a look at how we are using our attitude in many areas of our lives and how attitude makes an impact on how we enjoy or not the last part of this miraculous existence.
What if just a few ways to look at how you are using your attitude can change your life for the better?
What if we worked with our thoughts so that they work for us to make a change for our greater good?
What if we took our attitude and designed it to bring more happiness, joy and peace to ourselves?
That is what this guide is for; to look at your attitude and how it can help you feel the best you ever have about yourself, your surroundings, your life in general, so the years ahead can be the best adventure of all.
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About the Book
Isn’t this the greatest time to be in the senior generation?
We are the youngest looking feeling and thinking seniors that has ever graced the planet.
These next years of our lives should be filled with peace, joy and contentment and we all have the capability to make them just that by using our attitude in the most upbeat and positive way.
You can choose to have the most positive attitude in all areas of your life which makes all the difference in how you feel.
This guide is about making the most of our thoughts and how they can make our life peaceful and happy.
About the Author
Sue has been a certified Life Coach and Hypnotherapist for over a decade, working with clients to help them achieve the most positive results in the way they think about themselves and their lives.
She is a baby boomer herself so she relates very well with this generation, how we feel about aging, and how the boomers want this part of their life to be the best it can be.
She lives in the Central Valley in Northern California, is married, and has three grown children and three grown grandchildren.