Todd’s RV
By Nigel Brown
&
Camping
One of the first reminders and active community member, to
that we are aging is often someone retired.
presbyopia—a predisposition
While health related reasons
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towards farsightedness, making
for leaving work are perfectly
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close-up objects appear blurry.
understandable, the true heart of
It’s a fact of aging life that few of
the matter was that this individual
us can avoid… the good news is
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was beginning to experience a
that it is correctable with medical
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perceived identity crisis. He knew
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assistance.
who he was in his business, with

✦ Another fact of aging is often his clients and colleagues and
Wine & Golf Country confusion or blurriness around he was clear about the respect
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what really matters in life. I had and influence he experienced
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lunch recently with a man in his as a leading volunteer. Now the
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early sixties who was about to sell predictable, comfortable and
his financial planning business. validating daily routines were to
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He’d made the decision suddenly, be swapped for a reality presently
following a heart attack a few unknown and certainly—blurred.
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months previously. Naturally, his
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Like presbyopia an identity crisis
immediate concern was about
is correctable, not by visiting the
crafting the appropriate exit
optometrist, but by digging deeper
strategy from his business; but he
into who we really are and what we
expressed impending fear about
stand for. Many of us actually lead
how he was going to adjust from
being a respected business person
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