Slowing down does not mean quitting.

A live video workshop on Zoom for small groups of active agers!

You can still contribute value to your communities, companies, and other people.

Continue to be important in the second half of your lifetime! "Slowing down does not mean quitting."

This live online workshop gets you "fired up" and involved in learning how to make your Senior years active and feel successful again!
Have some fun and learn how to apply the 5 Secrets:

• Keep Contributing Value
• Keep Learning
• Keep Socializing
• Keep Exercising
• Keep Dreaming

You will be educated, entertained, and there will be a call to action for everyone to make their aging more rewarding. There will be examples, suggestions, and much more for your take-away, from a Senior Citizen who does it daily in his 4th Quarter Century life.
In this small group workshop, you will learn how to successfully apply my experience of aging to your circumstances, where you live now, how you live, and who you interact with. Let's talk about you!
You spent many years of hard work and energy adding value to your company. Now you are nearing retirement or already retired and still have some fuel in your tank. At this point, many people do not see how they can continue to be successful at adding value to their family, community, or organization.
It needs to start with believing in yourself first, then finding where your value can help others and experiencing the feeling of contributing value to your community.

The wisdom and experience of aging people are among the few natural resources that are INCREASING and NOT DECREASING.

A message for you:
https://youtu.be/CrQT6T7XAnA

Customer Comments:
"Michael, enjoyed your presentation. For me, as a senior, it held many positive suggestions, especially when you backed them with facts. Often times, we feel that our prime has passed but you showed us differently. It helped me realize that we are and continue to be the best "natural resource" available to our younger generation. An African quote that you used and which I will always remember: "Every time an elderly person dies, a library burns". Thank you for your encouraging message.
Isabella D

"Michael has almost 3/4 of a century of life experience, so it is really beneficial when he shares some of his life stories, both good and bad, to illustrate the points he makes in his training. This makes it real." Randal E

"At any age we can be of value and service to others!!! I felt I was in a dialogue while watching your presentation. Recently, I have been reflecting on my future and thinking of the day that I will retire. Now I'm thinking that I will NEVER retire. Your presentation prompts me to keep learning and visualizing myself as a Contributor! Thanks!"
Jorge Eduardo T