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Why the first word you need to lose is “can’t.”
Posted by Amy Lorenti on Dec 2 in Lifestyle, Lifestyle, Men, Women
Isn’t it time to follow your dreams?
Have you always wanted to write a novel, study photography, climb a mountain, backpack through Europe, or sail around the world? Assuming that money is not an issue, may I ask what’s stopping you?
First, if you think you have plenty of time – I hate to be the one to break the news – that may not be the case. Each of us is given only a certain amount of time until our tour here is done. Unfortunately, we don’t know when that will be. Think about your personal bucket list – what’s number 1? Isn’t now is the perfect time to “Git ‘er dun” – as Larry the Cable Guy would say? Don’t say you can’t. You need to lose that word.
If you’re worried about failing – frankly, what difference would it really make if you do? At this age, if we aren’t experienced enough to know that the journey can be more fun than the destination, maybe we should throw in the towel. Not ready to do that yet? Good for you.
Maybe health is holding you back? It seems to be simple human nature that when we’re feeling pretty good – no aches, pains or physical problems – we rarely think “Someday I’m going to die.” Yet each year, as another candle is added to my birthday cake, I do thank God for good health and hope you can say the same. However, if your knees won’t take a week’s skiing in Vail, take another look at that bucket list of yours and find something a little less physical to do.
I’ll bet you’ve heard this one before: “If I knew I was going to live this long, I’d have taken better care of myself.” Well, it’s not too late to start. It just makes sense to eat right, get enough rest, and see your doctor regularly so your remaining years are the best they can be; it couldn’t hurt to take some good supplements, either.
FYI, I’ve been using the Internal Harmony and addLib products by DreamBrands religiously for the last few months and can really feel the difference. My outlook is brighter, my energy is up and I seem to get more done during the day. My guy friends tell me the Mdrive for Men product does the same for them.
Now you know why you can’t let the word can’t get in your way or make you wait to follow your dreams. After all, if not now…when? None of us are getting any younger you know and the clock…it keeps ticking.
Posted By Amy Lorenti
Amy Lorenti considers her greatest “defy maturity” moment to be when - at the age of 50 - she adopted a baby boy and became a full-time mom for the first time. “I believe you can do whatever you want to in this life as long as you are healthy. Raising my son – an active, smart and funny kid by all accounts - allows me to feel young every day.” Amy has worked with some of the most successful companies in the world to help them effectively reach their target markets – both the young and not-so-young. She owned and operated two marketing communications companies, was chief public relations officer for an award-winning advertising agency and director of marketing and public relations for a publicly-held international company focusing on the consumer fashion market. Amy is not only a single mom to a 4th grader, but an author and blogger, a designer, an unapologetic nerd, an avid reader and a novice painter who prides herself on defying maturity every single day.Posted on December 2, 2011 at 8:52 pm
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