Growing older sucks. The alternative is to die younger.So, make the best and the most of your remaining years; turn them into the golden years of your life in spite of any frailty and adversity you may be facing. Remember, life is a task-master: it teaches you not only how to survive in any challenging circumstance but also how to live well, especially in your golden years.Come to grips with the reality of death, which is a leveler-of-man. It makes you only more appreciative of life, as well as more proactive to live a meaningful and purposeful life in your golden years.Use Santa Claus as your role model to start believing in yourself, developing the right mindset of happy and successful aging, and then acting appropriately and positively. Santa Claus may not be a magic-bullet solution to all your life problems and challenges, but he certainly may open unexpected doors for you in your golden years.Naturally, you cannot do everything, but you can do something. So, do well the something that you can still do. The wisdom is to do a great deal more with a great deal less that you now have. The wisdom of this book may help you renew and enhance yourself with hope and optimism, showing you a possible and realistic path to a better outcome despite all the challenges, obstacles, and problems you may encounter in your golden years.Your future is always unknown and unknowable, but it is your readiness to get new information and to use your new experiences to reassess your current situation that provides a light at the end of the tunnel.Wake up from your nightmare and live a life that your deserve in your golden years. Embark on a journey of self-discovery of the direction, meaning, and purpose of your life. Re-discover your connection to others and, more importantly, to the Creator.With wisdom in aging and living, there is nothing to fear about tomorrow. Look forward to tomorrow and all the golden days yet to come. Be like Santa Claus!This 252-page book has everything you need to know about physical frailty, vision impairment, breathing problems, memory loss, as well as health, money, death, and bereavement issues. This is a comprehensive book on the mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual aspects of the wisdom in successful aging in the golden years. It provides you with a wealth of information on the art of living well, instead of stereotyping yourself as old and decrepit. Look at your golden years as your rewards, and perceive yourself as desirable and deserving.
Stephen Lau, born in Hong Kong, is a writer and researcher who received his education in Hong Kong, Singapore, and the United Kingdom. His book publications cover a variety of topics: living in wisdom, including Tao wisdom and Biblical wisdom; self-help learning, including effective writing made simple, and teaching children how to read; and the art of living well, including vision self-healing, overcoming cancer with the mind, coping with autoimmune disease, such as myasthenia gravis, holistic weight management, and how to remain younger and healthier for longer. He has also published a novel about unrequited Zen love. Stephen Lau lives in the United States.
