Linda H. Williams Boeken

When is it the best time to live your best life?In our 20s, we think it’s the best time ever. We’ve finally got out from under our parents' rules and can do anything we want. Then reality sets in, and we realize that freedom comes with a price. It’s called bills ! The 30s roll in, and we begin to take on the responsibilities of homeownership, family, and all that comes with them. Many say, “Life begins at 40.” That’s because, by age 40, you have acquired the skills, experience, and means necessary for an enjoyable life.50 PLUS & How to Live Your Best Life takes a look at enjoying life during this extraordinary period. By this time, our passions, perspectives, and pursuits We can opt for a positive attitude!Adventure awaits us! Now's the time to be bold!We have more wisdom and fewer regrets!There's greater independence and so many options!Life is less selfish these days!You are fabulous! Now, live your BEST LIFE!

This book is a caregiver resource guide to help you navigate your new norm of caring for your elderly parents. Specifically, this book is geared towards the "sandwich generation," typically in their 30s and 40s, who are raising their children and taking care of aging parents. This book is also geared towards the "club sandwich generation," typically in your 50s and 60s, who may be caring for your parents, adult children, and grandchildren. We have addressed specific areas of responsibility that come with the tasks associated with this growing phenomenon. Among the issues addressed are the medical and emotional needs and financial concerns of caring for your elderly parents/relatives. Most important, we have also highlighted the needs of the caregiver, which are so often overlooked. I have taken two (2) years of taking care of our Dad and all that we've had to research, learn, and adapt to, and condensed it into what I hope is a resourceful tool that will help someone navigate going, "From Child To Caregiver." Be Blessed!

Linda H. Williams has been homeless, an alcoholic, a victim of domestic violence, and hopeless. That was her past. Today, she is a Bestselling Author, Workshop Facilitator, and National Motivational Speaker. She uses her gifts and talents to empower and encourage people to release the chains of their past. Her passion is to influence and motivate in such a way as to inspire them into positive action. She is a nationally sought-after speaker and facilitator for seminars, workshops, support groups, and church organizations. She provides Cognitive Behavioral Therapy-based life skills classes to a local prison and offers re-entry resources to formerly incarcerated women. Linda also provides professional development to local colleges and businesses. Linda is the author of Your Past Has Passed and There Is Life After... She has a degree in English and is a Certified Insight & Wisdom Coach and a Cognitive Behavior Therapy Practitioner.