Shock, don’t educate
Shock, don’t educate.
:- Doug.
Shock, don’t educate.
:- Doug.
It could be different. This the elder knows. And the difference is not ordinary nor reasonable.
:- Doug.
Program events for eldering
:- Doug.
What ought to be the role of elder in this century?
:- Doug.
We are redeeming elderhood: buying back, earning back, the irreplaceable role of elder.
:- Doug.
We are redeeming the soul of elderhood.
:- Doug.
Words for the meaning of life still elude you…though you know.
:- Doug.
An expanding sense of graciousness toward the world.
:- Doug.
You may not be wise but you are elder.
:- Doug.
The magic of, the responsibility to, growing old: eldering.
:- Doug.
What do you have that the world needs? An elder is specially able to discern both haves and needs.
:- Doug.
You may not want the title elder but the world needs you to elder.
:- Doug.
Eldering: what you’re doing when you are a grandparent…to the world.
:- Doug.
Elder, use your prophetic voice. The world needs you, our grandchildren need you: you know this.
:- Doug.
Elder voices
Slowness is good
Reflection is good
:- Doug.
Appoint yourself chief opportunity officer in you community. You get to decide what the job means.
:- Doug.
Business-minded elders could find hours of fulfillment in mentoring youth, being role model friends, and encouraging entrepreneurship skills and basic financial literacy.
:- Doug.
Elder, first respect yourself.
:- Doug.
My why for promoting eldering? Community’s why for looking again? Elders’ why for putting forth effort and attention?
:- Doug.
Elders are responsible to the grandchildren.
:- Doug.
Take the prophetic voice toward eldering—announce the beloved community.
:- Doug.
Do we elders earn respect?
:- Doug.
What is my why for eldering? What is the why of society? Of the elders?
:- Doug.