About the Book
In Loving Seniorhood: The Art of Remaining Happy, you’ll discover practical solutions, fresh perspectives, encouragement, and plenty of laughs to help you navigate the adventures of aging. Through hundreds of real-life anecdotes, this engaging guide offers insights for handling life’s challenges while finding joy in everyday moments. Learn to face the challenges of aging with greater confidence, turn frustrating moments into reasons to laugh, and discover more happiness in the years ahead. Because our desire to live happily doesn’t diminish as the birthdays add up, and growing older doesn’t mean giving up on a life filled with purpose, laughter, and happiness.
Drawing on three decades of working with hundreds of seniors, Condie shares lessons learned from personal connections, professional experiences, and years of observing how people navigate later life. From supporting older employees to serving a senior living community, he has gained valuable insight into the challenges and opportunities of aging. Now in his seventies and experiencing seniorhood alongside his wife, he brings a relatable, down-to-earth perspective to the journey. Growing older is inevitable. Making the most of it is up to you.
About the Author
Rich Condie is an avid observer of seniors who are loving their lives. As a motivational presenter (as well as a frequent funeral speaker), he has made encouraging presentations to senior groups of all sizes. During his business career in the candy industry (where he was a CEO for close to 30 years), he championed senior employees including those in their 70s and 80s. In addition to leading several senior groups, the author was a lay minister in a senior living center. Through decades of working with seniors, examples of those who happily navigated the aging adventures have been collected. Useful solutions to the challenges unique to seniors have come through his observations. Now that he and his wife are in their seventies, they are experiencing their own delightful journey through their senior years. This book shares what he has learned from happy seniors who successfully loved seniorhood.
On a personal note, Rich and his wife, Kim, have been married over 50 years and have 6 children and 16 grandchildren, so far. Having moved throughout the country 13 times, their senior friends are in each region of the land. In their spare time, they enjoy serving in the community, hiking in the mountains, biking (on flat trails), traveling, and spending time with their family. They truly love being seniors.
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