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Primetastic!

50 tips for life when you're over 50

by Dianne Bown-Wilson and Richard Ciechan

Are you ‘in your prime’? Do you feel primetastic? If not, why not?

Here you are, aged between 50 and 70, no longer in the first flush of youth but, quite definitely, years away from being ’old’.

You’re part of a whole new sector of society, so new it has yet to be given a name – a vibrant global generation which the world hasn’t seen before. It’s one in which you can look forward to many healthy, active, useful years - feeling fulfilled and having fun.

This is the age to push the boundaries, live life to the full, and do all those things you’ve always wanted to do. This is a time for a relaxed, confident, assertive you.

Yet it’s not always easy to see what opportunities are available, what changes need to be made, and where and how to start.

Primetastic! is here to help – re-defining what you should expect of yourself at this age and challenging you to make the most of today’s unique and exciting opportunities, whilst planning for a happy and fulfilling future.

Through 50 highly motivating, practical tips, it encourages you to become the person you want to be. Not just ‘good for your age’, but Primetastic!

Primetastic! is written by Dianne Bown-Wilson and Richard Ciechan, the founders of in my prime. They are writers, trainers, and business advisors on issues concerning older workers and are often asked to act as media spokespeople on topics relating to the 50–70 age group.

They are wholeheartedly enthusiastic about being in their prime themselves.

Primetastic! is published by Phosphorous Press. Click here to download an order form.

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Be your own life coach

- How to take control of your life and achieve your wildest dreams

Fiona Harrold
Published by Coronet Books, 2001

A practical, easy to read guide that encourages you to be, do, and have whatever you choose. Contains lots of simple but powerful tips and exercises to motivate and inspire you and addresses throughout the main stumbling block to achievement – lack of self-belief.


Feel the fear and do it anyway

- how to turn your fear and indecision into confidence and action

Susan Jeffers
Published by Vermilion, 2004 (various reprints)

Although not written especially for the in my prime market, this is an inspiring modern classic which has helped thousands of people turn their indecision into action and overcome their fears.


Maturity - the responsibility of being oneself

Osho
Published by Saint Martin’s Press, 2000

A renowned twentieth century spiritual leader takes us back to the roots of what it means to grow up rather than just grow old, reminding us of the pleasures that only true maturity can bring.


Shift Happens: Powerful ways to transform your life

Robert Holden

Published by Jeffers Press, 2006

Leading US psychotherapist and happiness expert Robert Holden shows that amazing inner peace and power can be achieved through making small consistent changes to the way you think. He says '(It’s) about staying open all hours for miracles. Success, love and happiness are only ever one thought away at most. One new perception, one fresh thought, one act of surrender, one change of heart, one leap of faith, can change your life forever.'



Screw it, let's do it

Richard Branson

Virgin Books Ltd, 2006

Lessons on life from a justifiably billed 'global icon'. Good news for in my primers, is that like the rest of us, Branson sees age as no reason to slow down, "People say I should relax. I could retire. I ask, 'what would I do?' They say, 'Paint watercolours. Play golf. Have fun.' But I am already having fun. My work is fun. Fun is at the core of the way I do business.It has been the key to it all from the start. I see no reason to change it."

A great, highly motivating, but quick read with lots of interesting background about how the great Virgin empire developed.



 
 
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