I spent my Friday night watching the news stories about the sad, surprising death of Tim Russert. I believe he was in just about everyone's home via TV bringing politics and current events to our lives so we could understand how our participation as American citizens mattered.
He was enthusastic, likeable, and very dedicated to his family, his charities, and his work.
What we can learn from his life?
Tim Russert's death came so suddenly. He was at the top of his game. His career was very successful and it was obvious he loved all that he was doing. Yet, at 58, how many people are planning their retirement? Many do, but he sure wasn't. He was only beginning to do even greater things.
So many great thinkers and innovators are just getting warmed up in their 50's and
60's. That's why the 100 Year Lifestyle is gaining global popularity. More people will reach the age of 100 than ever before and they need to be prepared for it.
Even though Tim Russert's life was cut short, he was doing what he loved. We need to promise ourselves we will always do that no matter how old we are.
See you at the table...the adjusting table.
Dr. Lisa
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