06-12-2017, 09:34 PM
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Pesta - Holy cow! That is exactly why I am writing the book in the first place. I am really tired of this idea being so pervasive in our age group. Resources are the name of the game in any achievement. Sometimes that looks like financial stability, sometimes like experience or wisdom. Regardless what form it takes, our travel through time has left us with more than society oftentimes recognizes and we (the aged) are poised for a sneak attack.06-12-2017, 09:42 PM
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Rehab44 - nope, that is not it. Read again. You have an advantage, you are not disadvantaging anyone. I'd love to have a real exchange with you because in a real sense I am testing the thesis of my book. But, if you are just attempting to be snarky or clever, don't bother. This is a true and provable way of looking at things.06-12-2017, 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by BGB
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I see your points. Maybe "unfair advantage" is the wrong way to couch it. As you rightly stated life experience is that factor that age brings. The reason I want to narrow my focus on older folks is that I don't hear people who are talking about success (greatness, achievement, whatever you want to call it) to older people. I hear and see a lot about younger people and I am convinced that if older folks heard this message more often, that we would start venturing into new paths and succeeding in a fantastic way more often.
, and I still graft, the young uns seem to have a problem with that, that is their problem, not mine.|
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