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The Pharmacist Wordsmith – November 14, 2024 – Life-Changing Words Post #35
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about the importance of community and social connection as I scale back my work hours and explore joining more groups in retirement. This reflection came after I attended a recent screening of a documentary about Robert Putnam, the political scientist behind Bowling …
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The Pharmacist Wordsmith - October 31, 2024 - Life-Changing Words Post #34
A life well-lived isn’t measured by what we own or how much we’ve saved. It’s about the moments that inspire us, the people who fill our hearts, and the experiences that shape who we are. Whether you’re just starting out or already deep into life’s journey, the key to a meaningful life is embracing discovery and pursuing experiences that bring purpose and …
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Jay Nesbit, “The Pharmacist Wordsmith” October 17, 2024 – Life-Changing Words Post #33
When it comes to managing your money, it’s easy to get caught up in the usual advice: cut costs, save more, don’t splurge. But what if we flipped the script and focused on spending smarter in a way that makes us happier and aligns with our values? That’s where value-based spending comes in, helping you take control of …
Jay Nesbit, “The Pharmacist Wordsmith” October 3, 2024 – Life-Changing Words Post #32
Aging is one of those sneaky things that we don’t notice in the moment. You can't watch yourself age in real time, but one day, you look in the mirror and see the changes—a wrinkle here, a gray hair there, or maybe a new ache in your back. It's not something that happens overnight. Instead, the effects of aging …
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Jay Nesbit, “The Pharmacist Wordsmith” September 19, 2024 – Life-Changing Words Post #31 Something to Hold Onto
Life is full of twists and turns, and if there’s one thing we all crave, it’s something to depend on. "People Need Something to Depend On—and Something to Love" because it’s what keeps us grounded. It’s not just about the comforts of everyday routines, but the certainty that something steady …
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