Welcome to your 3rd Acts
…where you can learn to master the art of aging well
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Truman Capote once said - life is a moderately good play with a badly written third act.
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Maybe he was right. But no one said we couldn’t revise the script.
Could you use a helping hand - or a little humor after a hard day of aging?
Sign up for our free e-newsletter where we’ll brainstorm a few rewrites with you.
From the philosophical…
Can I still make my mark on the world?
To the pragmatic…
How do I do this if I live alone?
To the panicked…
How did this happen? And now what?
We’ll help you learn how to:
Self-fulfill the right prophecies
Improve the odds that the home you end up in is your own
Discover the upside of aging
Redefine life after retirement so it feels more like a beginning than an ending
You’ll also have the chance to request topics or send in your questions and we’ll research the best answers we can find.
And when you sign up for our free e-newsletter, you’ll receive a copy of our e-book No More Rainchecks: 5 Critical Tasks to Tackle Today
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We hope you’ll join us
Why? Because growing older isn’t as easy as you think.
And here’s the honest truth…
For most of us, it’s time to stop drifting and start rowing…
and the 3rd Act e-newsletter can be an oar.
— especially if you’re ready to rethink how to find purpose after 60 or explore fresh ideas for how to create a meaningful retirement.
Each week You’ll receive
Valuable and practical tips to age well
Suggestions for how to respond kindly to your kids’ point of view
Answers to your questions
Encouraging words the first time you see your neck in profile
If you decide not to sign up for the 3rd Act e-newsletter, that’s OK. However, you will still grow older. That’s just the way it works.
But if you’re ready to navigate the aging journey, become inspired, make friends and have a good laugh, we hope you’ll jump on board.
You’ll discover handy tips like these…
How not to run out of money before you run out of time
Ways to fight back against ageism
Advice on how to change your own attitude about growing older
10 ways to leave ‘em laughing when you go