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Today’s Mid Life Celebration post is short and sweet. Some of you visit jeff noel.com as part of your daily routine (thank you). And some of you still aren’t aware of it.
Click here to visit and see, pretty much, the final list of tag line candidates.
Someone asked the man, “What do you do?”:
I’m the Blog Whisperer, whispering to the world, “Live, before you die.”
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“What if 1.2 million (just 3%) male Baby Boomers did something uncommonly great before they died”?
And then their influence, in the process, inspired others to think about their own responsibility to leave the world better than they found it?
And it started to trickle over to women baby boomers, and then Gen X-ers and Gen-Y and then Millennials, and so on and so forth until it rippled all the way down to our young children in elementary schools.
That the seeds of mental, physical, spiritual and financial responsibility were planted by great examples, their teachers, parents, relatives, neighbors.
What if? Carpe diem!
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Mid Life Celebration 30 second speech:
“I want to challenge the top 3% of the male Baby Boomers to do something great before they die. As small as mending an important relationship, to helping raise money until a cure is found for an incurable disease”.
There, what was that, about 12 seconds?
Nearly eighty million Baby Boomers. Half are men. The top 3% of 40mil is 1.2 million.
These men, the elders, the movers and shakers, owe it to the world to leave it better than it is now.
They’ll have more discretionary income and certainly more discretionary time.
I challenge them to get off their butts and do something great.
Carpe diem!
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Will others hold us up as a wonderful example, or a terrible warning? I’m humbly working on leaving an enduring legacy for my son and wife. I’ve developed a simple model for handling Life’s Big Decisions. Through the power of the internet, I’m building a retirement business to make the world a better place before my time is up. It is my hope that others, especially Baby Boomers and X-ers, will also do something great for humanity before their time is up.
1. Do you spend less than you earn?
2. What is your net worth (assets minus liabilities)?
3. Do you have a CPA and Attorney?
4. Do you have a will?
5. Is your image tied to your possessions?
6. How much do you donate to charity?
7. Do you have a passive income source(s)?
8. How are your investments and assets diversified?
9. What size is your rainy day fund?
10. What’s your retirement date, and plan afterwards?