5 Emotional Dangers Everyone Should Avoid After 60 (And How to Overcome Them)

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  • Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
  • 5 Emotional Dangers Everyone Should Avoid After 60 (And How to Overcome Them)
    After turning 60, life can present new emotional challenges that we don't always notice right away. Have you ever felt overwhelmed by your emotions or stuck in feelings that seem to dominate your daily life? In this video, we'll explore the five main emotional traps that can arise in this stage of life, using the inspiring story of Irina Davenport as an example. Get ready to discover powerful strategies to overcome fears, resentments, and perfectionism, so you can live your best years with wisdom, lightness, and joy. ✨ Watch now and transform your life!

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  • @geigerinity7912
    @geigerinity7912 2 дня назад +2

    Good advice, but wondering why you're talking of 65 year olds but showing pictures of at least 75-80 year olds. 60's are mostly still in the workforce.
    At 68 I have no friends my age who aren't capable of still being physically active and strong.
    A great video, but please definitely meant for much older people.

    • @rene-rv6pp
      @rene-rv6pp 2 дня назад

      geigerinity7912
      The photos of older people are given by IA. That sometimes take random information from other context

  • @esterbaque7757
    @esterbaque7757 2 дня назад +1

    More faith in God.

  • @wildflowers5555
    @wildflowers5555 2 дня назад

    👍 Good Video! Hope Requires Concious Effort, Therefore It Can Spring Eternal! Amen!

  • @rene-rv6pp
    @rene-rv6pp 2 дня назад

    Yes the images and context are about people 80 or 90 years.
    Did you use chat gtp?
    You must adjust some parameters
    IA ihas all ways differences with reality

  • @katemoore6249
    @katemoore6249 День назад

    What a wonderful adventure!! You are truly an amazing young woman!! Keep following your own path!!

  • @veronicasuderman29
    @veronicasuderman29 2 дня назад

    This is the first time ever commenting on a video, but it resonated so well I wanted to comment.
    I'm alone for the first time in my life and it is a big adjustment as I enter old age alone. These suggestions make sense to me.

  • @hereandabout
    @hereandabout 2 дня назад

    . i don't know if one always should follow the advice of others when being old . even if it does make sense . but we want to stay independantly thinking and doing even if it does not make sense .

  • @HeidiBWert
    @HeidiBWert 2 дня назад

    Hope

  • @rickroden7666
    @rickroden7666 2 дня назад +3

    It happened to me after 70. In my 60's I could still do what I wanted to and kept up my little farm until we moved to Arkansas, then suddenly I needed both shoulders replaced. They did a horrible job and now I can barely use both hands. Then I fell in a little hole outside our front door, and broke both my ankles. Now they are healed but very weak. Its even affected my hips. I'm not near as steady on my feet as I use to be. and it depresses the heck out of me. Since we moved, I have no friends. People here aren't as friendly as I hoped they would be. We moved from N. CA, were we loved the huge, miles of Plumas national forest. I miss that immense forest. The forest here smell funny when their wet. They smell like rotting leaves, and grass. In our forest in Ca, they smelled like fir, cedar, and pine. Not rotting stuff.,

    • @Marlahanna
      @Marlahanna 2 дня назад +1

      I hope you have the opportunity to move and start again.

    • @Deborah-d5b
      @Deborah-d5b 2 дня назад +1

      Bless you.