Secrets of Becoming a Late Bloomer: Extraordinary Ordinary People on the Art of Staying Creative, Alive, and Aware in Midlife and Beyond
| Title: | Secrets of Becoming a Late Bloomer: Extraordinary Ordinary People on the Art of Staying Creative, Alive, and Aware in Midlife and Beyond |
| Categories: | Other |
| BookID: | 30 |
| Authors: | Connie Goldman |
| ISBN-10(13): | 1-56838-370-3 |
| Publication date: | 2000 |
| Edition: | Hazelden Information and Educational Services |
| Number of pages: | 303 |
| Owner Email: | [email protected] |
| Language: | English |
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It's time to focus on what we gain with age, not what we lose. . . . In Secrets of Becoming a Late Bloomer, Connie Goldman and Richard Mahler confirm in a striking way what I've believed for some time: we need a brand-new image of aging. That new image must replace yesterday's view of maturity as a period of stagnation and decline with the idea that the latter part if life can be truly exciting and a time of growth, productivity, and newfound pleasures-if we know the secrets of becoming a late bloomer. "A potpourri of wonderfully provocative examples of folks who respond creatively to the changing conditions in the later years of their lives." |
