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If you are in your 20s, cherish life—it’s a canvas waiting for your boldest strokes.
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If you are in your 30s, appreciate life—it’s a garden where hard work begins to bloom.
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If you are in your 40s, be grateful for each day—it’s a testament to your strength and wisdom.
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If you are in your 50s, be thankful for your journey—it’s a collection of lessons, resilience, and love.
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If you are in your 60s, embrace life’s richness—it’s a time to savour the fruits of your experiences.
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If you make it into your 70s, honour life’s simplicity—it’s a reminder of the beauty in slowing down.
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If you are blessed to get into your 80s, treasure life’s memories—they are the stories that shaped who you are.
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If life gave you a chance to live into your 90s, celebrate life itself daily—it’s a gift not everyone gets to unwrap these many times.
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If you are fortunate enough to have your loved ones in their 80s, 90s, or even more glorious years, cherish every moment you spend with them while they are still here.
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If you can, create opportunities to celebrate them as often as you can, embracing their essence as they experience a decline in abilities.
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If you care for any loved ones in this age group, allow your good memories to nourish your strength.
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Most importantly, let your memories be filled with positivity and release any past grievances, as healing is essential for you.
By: Chris Kolade
Principal Consultant
United-In-Separation®
https://www.unitedinseparation.com