Well-being Starts Now
Three Essential Themes to Guide Our Journey

Again, I want to welcome all the new subscribers and thank everyone who takes the time to read my articles. Your support means so much.
The monthly pop-up discussions are an opportunity to explore aging well in greater depth. As we grow older, sharing ideas and information with others becomes increasingly important. It gives us a chance to voice our ideas and concerns.
If you’re reading the newsletter, I assume, like me, you’re interested in staying healthy and enjoying the rest of your life to the fullest. Experience is telling me it’s not as easy as I thought.
Six previous articles focused on the ongoing themes the newsletter addresses: understanding the mind-body connection in later life, defining and protecting our quality of life as we age, and navigating the healthcare system as we age.
So this month's question is this: given those themes, how are you doing with them, and what might you recommend?
My answer is:
I’m paying greater attention to the mind-body connection - listening to and honoring both.
I’m actively saying no to activities I don’t want to participate in and focusing on ones I do - thinking of energy as the new currency and considering how I want to spend it.
I’m preparing for any future medical situations that could occur.
How might you respond?
A few guidelines
Comments are friendly and supportive.
I reserve the right to delete posts if necessary.
I’m no longer a licensed therapist, nor am I a medical professional, so don’t offer advice; I only share ideas based on my experience.
Let’s get started, and welcome! Ready?



I want to welcome all the new subscribers - and hope they will enjoy reading the articles and participating in the discussions as much as I enjoy writing them. Every four weeks, it's time for a pop-up discussion - where we talk a bit about issues regarding aging in more depth.
Burke has written 4-200 page unpublished book-journals on my life experiences. From growing up, teen,young adult/schooling, career & experiences, marriage, kids and book 5 is about retirement. To my 3 adult offspring after my death.