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Looking forward to reading more! I am 57 and very recently retired. You will be a great encourager to me.

My goal is to squeeze all sorts of fun and love and adventure out of his next chapter. Just booked a February ski trip to Lake Tahoe and will be biking in the Black Forest next month. Let's gooooo!

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I agree...let's GO!

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Sep 4Liked by JULIA HUBBEL

Thank you for moving me to my core! I turned 58 two days ago, and while I have spent my entire adulthood saying "Thank you," and "Yes, really," to people who think I'm one to two decades younger than I am--depending on my stress level at the time--I am (still/always) struggling with being in a body. I fully embrace the "never too old" mentality about most things, and as a therapist (licensed at the ripe age of 52), I can readily promote and hold that vision for my clients. Tonight, I really needed to hear this.

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Cole, the year I turned 58, I wrote my first book. Damned thing went on to win three prizes. Surprised me!!! We don’t know what we can do until we try.

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Honoring and appreciating you Julia. Onward and Forward my friend.

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Thank you and blessings back!

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Julia, these are beautiful photos. You radiate vitality and the joy of living. I found you some time after you started your Substack so never saw this first post. Thanks for being such an inspiring example.

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Thanks so much. I may restack more earlier stuff. You make a good point! Nobody sees most of our initial work.

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You look good...for your age 🙆🏼‍♂️

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Feb 11Liked by JULIA HUBBEL

Thank you for being so inspiring and honest.

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Many thanks. Doing my best!

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Joe, why say "for your age." What does that mean anyway. She looks good and works hard to be that way. Gloria Steinem once said, "this is what forty [and later, fifty, sixty..eighty] looks like. In my upcoming book, I suggest we change that to (in my case), "This is what eighty lives like!"

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