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A simple story dispelling the myths of ageing and sharing with others Marys trick to keeping active and engaged in community. Happy birthday Mary!!!! #activeageing #ageingmythbusters #qualityoflife #quality #ageingmatters #keepactive #mindandbody

Celebrating a Century of Life: A Legacy of Connection Reaching 100 years is an incredible milestone in itself. But reaching 100 years surrounded by those whose lives you've touched? That's the true measure of a life well-lived. #LifeGoals Western society often sends the message that aging diminishes our value, pushing our eldest members to the margins. In doing so, we overlook the vast history, wisdom, and perspective our elders carry. By setting aside the eldest among us, we lose a vision of the life we all hope to create. This is a powerful reminder of why #RepresentationMatters—because, as the saying goes, "You can’t be what you can’t see." Imagine if we each had frequent interactions with centenarians. Perhaps the daily pressures of modern life would feel a bit lighter, and we’d focus more on the life we want MOST rather than the life we want NOW. Ask yourself: “Will this matter when I’m 100?” As a new mom, this question feels especially poignant. It keeps the main thing ... the MAIN THING. It challenges me to build a life that endures through the decades—a life that values deep, genuine connections. I hope to leave a legacy that truly matters. #Legacy #Centenarians #AgingWithPurpose #LifelongConnections #Inspiration #MeaningfulLife #Family #Wisdom #MomsJourney #GrowthMindset

Celebrate more victories! I used to think everyone likes celebrations. I mean who doesn't, right? Getting together, partying, clicking pictures, being ecstatic etc. But then I myself got to a point where I stopped celebrating. Asking, "Is this even worth celebrating?" hindered my mind. Because of this, I stopped seeing how far I had come as I was always looking for how far I had to go. Then I saw the same pattern around my people, my team and I realised that this has to change! This is when me & my colleague started the Party Planning Committee (PPC). We started celebrating birthdays, successful major deployments, team outings etc. People started celebrating too! Professional and Personal milestones. And now it has become a norm. We work, we celebrate. Simple. In this photo, our client team and we are celebrating one such much-awaiting victory. This was post a major, major requirement that involved multiple teams, stakeholders and management decisions. How often do you celebrate? Let me know in the comments 👇 Follow Gaurav Shirwalkar for more such content.

Today would have been my fifteenth wedding anniversary. It’s a simple few words isn’t it? ‘Would have been’, and it masks the absolute horror of the reality… but there is a lesson there, if you look for it… As Bram Stoker wrote, “We learn from failure, not from success.” It’s true. We learn to walk by falling on our face, and picking ourselves up afterwards. We learn more from our attempts and mis-steps,than from projects that run without a hitch. This is part of the joy of the Farm, and why I love to be involved with it. That we experiment. We experiment with building styles, materials and research. It’s also true in life. We experiment with clothes, destinations and new haircuts. We build; and if something falls over, we learn. It feels like a good lesson for life, not to fear failure. When my marriage came to its end, I had no idea what the future held, and yes that can be scary. But it is also wonderful, exciting… an opportunity to learn, and an opportunity to try again.

Take a second and imagine your 75th birthday party. What would make it perfect? What's the scene? Who is there? What is the atmosphere like? What do the people there think of you? What are they saying in conversations around the room? Now ask yourself: Are my behaviors and priorities leading me towards these aspirations, or away from them? Am I intentionally creating the legacy I desire or are the distractions of life pulling me off course? Begin with the end in mind and remember you build the future you want today.

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A good resource for those struggling today.

Cheers to a decade of laughter, love, and unforgettable memories! Here are some highlights from our 10th anniversary bash! What's your favorite memory from the past 10 years? Share in the comments below! #HappyAnniversary #BestPartyEver

Last week, I celebrated my 49th birthday (here’s me and my dad in Nashville for the celebration)! As I step into the last year of my fifth decade, I’m reflecting on each one so far—it's been quite the journey of growth and discovery. Here’s a sneak peek: ➡️ Decade One, Ages 0-10 – Moving from “us” to “me” as our identity starts to form through family, community, and school. ➡️ Decade Two, Ages 11-20 – Becoming me, navigating friendships, identity, and belonging. ➡️ Decade Three, Ages 21-30 – Finding me, building relationships, independence, and self-discovery. ➡️ Decade Four, Ages 31-40 – Losing me, often putting others first, and facing deeper introspection. ➡️ Decade Five, Ages 41-present – Loving me, finding confidence, and embracing genuine connections. Curious to read the full reflection? Head over to the blog to explore each decade’s journey: https://lnkd.in/gzVB9jTd And tell me, if you're 50+, what can I look forward to next? If you're under 50, does this timeline resonate with you?

*Do not pluck the yellow leaves on the branch,* *One day they will fall by themselves.* *Sit with the elders of the house, talk,* *One day they will automatically become silent.* *set them free,* *let it spend,* *Let live as you please,* *One day they will leave everything for you.* *Don't hit them again and again, they repeat the same things,* *One day you will yearn to hear their voice, when they become silent.* *Take their prayers as much as you can,* *bowing down, touching feet,* *One day they will automatically become images,* *Then there will be no point in apologizing.* *Don't say anything to them in front of others, let them eat, at will,* Then behold, they will not even come to eat,* No matter how many times you celebrate their anniversary.*