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The most incredible part of your life is before you! Your next years need not be a winding down phase. It can be a new beginning; the start of a new life journey of vastly expanded proportion. I believe in living life fully, with joy, meaning and harmony; and I am dedicating my life's work to sharing with others ideas and resources for finding their own path to a vibrant life filled with Meaning, Sparkle and Vitality. Come, join me on this exciting journey of discovery. Hardy Hasenfuss FREE SEMINAR IN NEW LONDON Tuesday, January 9, 2007 7:00 PM and Monday, January 15, 2007 7:30 PM At Tracy Library These are two idential sessions. Choose either one. Are you in Your 50's? or 60's? Are you wondering What's next? Is your nest empty, or on its way there? Wondering what to do with the rest of your life? Most of us have led a very hectic, often stressful life during the years we were building our careers and raising our family. Seldom did we have the time, or take the time, to look at the big picture of life, to ask the deeper questions. Questions like: "Who am I" and "Where am I going". These seemed too big and too distant to concern ourselves with in the midst of all that hectic in our world and the world around us. This may be the time for you to ponder the meaning and the purpose of your life. Or it may be a time for more in your life, more joy, more freedom, more excitement, more fulfillment; but in which direction do you go, and how? Where do you start? For more detail, please see SCHEDULE OF EVENTS December 19, 2006 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » It's Never Too Late To Examine Our Belief Systems It's never too late ... To examine our belief systems and our thoughts about aging and elderhood. Societal norms tell us that the spice of life is to be found in our youthful years; • That joy and fun is to be had mainly when we are young; • That during our adult years we are to be maximally productive and achieve success by being extremely active and pro-active during most of our waking hours; • That human worth is to be measured principally by the success we have achieved during our adult years; • That it's the end result that counts, not they journey; • That once we are entering our "retirement years" we become less valuable because our contribution to GNP and to Society is declining or coming to a stand-still, eventually becoming a "net-drain" on Society; • That during our later years we are "over the hill", declining, being "worth less"; • That the principal way to preserve our value and meaning comes from how much we do and how busy we are; • That once our physical limitations curtail our doing, we become helpless, and we are less than ... What if we were to begin searching for new and more reality-based answers to our life, believing less what others say, finding out for ourselves? Read more... July 14, 2006 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » Making A Positive Difference In The World Today A universal wish of each human is to make a difference in the world, to have one's time and energy count in a positive, lasting way. Yet how many of us feel that this is what we are doing in our life right now, or may be doing in the future? Read more... June 1, 2006 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » Your Best Years: Are they a vibrant expression of YOU? Are they "Golden"? Truly fulfilling for you and those around you? If you are not yet retired, do you believe your next 30-40 years will be filled with joy, energy, vitality, meaning? Our traditional definition of Retirement suggests a fairly bleak outlook for our later years: escaping from the job or career we often didn't like, winding down, slowing down, losing vitality and health, becoming forgetful and feeble, living with little or no purpose, waiting until it's our turn to move to the other side. The result too often is depression, poor health, early signs of aging, pre-mature death and even suicide. Read more... August 1, 2004 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » Hardy's Mission Years ago Hardy read Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits for Highly Effective People, and he was inspired by Covey's basic principles for living successfully and fully. From Covey's "To Live, To Love, To Leave A Legacy" Hardy adopted his own mission: To Live, To Grow, To Love and To Serve.. Read more... July 31, 2004 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » About Hardy Hardy's BACKGROUND: 30 years of senior management and consulting experience in global banking, the hospitality industry, and in entrepreneurial ventures proved to him that the world "out there" can be much fun and filled with excitement (and stress), can bring material and ego rewards, but seldom leads to the ultimate Joy and Peace all of us are eventually seeking in our lives. In his early 50's he began to ask some of the broader and deeper questions: Why am I here on this Earth? Where am I to make a difference in this world? Whom am I to serve and how? Read more... July 31, 2004 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » Your Wisdom Years The Most Valuable Asset We Have We humans have an incredible power to discern, to make wise choices, to use sound judgment, to be patient, to use discretion, to apply penetrating intelligence; to follow a sound course of action based on knowledge, on experience, on keen perception and on understanding. That is what makes us human. That is the definition of wisdom. Read more... July 22, 2004 by Hardy Hasenfuss - Comments (0) - Link to full article » |
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