First Thank you for joining me over the past 5+ years on our journey of dynamic aging. From co-author to certified professional coach, to creating a unique on-line Magazine, and on to Infinity and back! Change Here at Coaching Dynamic Aging we are changing the way we connect with you, our treasured Blog Subscribers. Starting…
GET OUT OF YOUR HEAD by Cathy Waterman Ready Cathy’s story of how a devastating diagnosis changed her life — for the better! Diagnosed at 30 with multiple sclerosis, Cathy shares her journey of dynamic aging. Read more→
Like Daughter, Like Mother by Joan Virginia Allen Joan Virginia Allen was 80 years old when she told her daughter Cami, “When I grow up, I want to be like you.” Thus began an amazing journey that included travel, exploration, inspiration, transformation, and the creation of Allen’s first business at age 81. Read more
I am excited to invite you to check out our new Dynamic Aging 4 Life Magazine. Flying Solo at 70 Celebrating My 86th Birthday I Don’t Need A Dog Our new virtual venue is a place to share your story/stories about how you are or someone you know is dynamically aging. Let’s change the paradigm…
The Journey On Tuesday, June 14, 2022, I joined daughters Cami and Wendy, son-in-law Mario, grandboys Tyler and Nick, and family friend Joclynn to begin the hike up the Mist Trail in Yosemite National Park to the top of Vernal and Nevada Falls. Willis and I decided we would not repeat the hike. We successfully…
Commitment to the Journey Friday morning, May 20, 2022, we parked in the trailhead parking lot in Yosemite National Park and walked to the trailhead of the Mist Trail going up Vernal and Nevada Falls. We started up the trail at 8 am with Willis in the lead. And he stayed there until the end….
“If you want to go quickly, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.” – African Proverb My husband, Willis, and I have been on this journey together now since May of 2021 – preparing to hike Vernal and Nevada Falls in Yosemite National Park in June 2022 at the ages of 86…
“The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” Albert Einstein “Curiosity” Distinctions One of the first skills I learned in coach training was how to be genuinely curious. There is a distinction between curiosity for the sake of gathering information – what kind of ice cream do you…
“A flower blooming in the desert proves to the world that adversity, no matter how great, can be overcome.” Matshona Dhliwayo As we continue our preparation to hike Vernal and Nevada Falls in Yosemite National Park in June, we are encountering our own brand of adversity such as injuries. Seeing this flower blooming on our…
As hikers with a mission, finding a hiking role model who is “walking the talk” is heartening. Reprinted here and edited with permission is the essay that first introduced me to my new friend and role model, Nancy King. I recommend you read it as originally written and published in her YourLifeisaTrip.com. An Unexpected 85th…