by Taylor Johnson | Aug 16, 2017 | Retirement
Judy and I rolled out of bed about 5 am. Threw opened the drapes and gaped, one last time, at the beautiful sight of the Bay of Corinth. We could not escape visualizing all that had taken place there and in the vicinity. Paul’s experiences and his messages to the...
by Taylor Johnson | Aug 7, 2017 | Retirement
Do you remember the first painting you ever saw of a big body of water? And do you remember your first glimpse of the sea? Each one of these memories shaped an impression of something bigger and more powerful than ourselves – the one who created the sea.For...
by Taylor Johnson | Jul 31, 2017 | Retirement
Strange how often we duck a decision.We wiggle and squirm hoping the issue, the event, or the person will go away. Kind of like Pavlov’s experiment, the issues evaporate often enough that we are willing to continue with this dysfunctional behavior. This escape occurs...
by Taylor Johnson | Jul 28, 2017 | Retirement
Whether you are seeing through the front windshield of your life, you are in the middle of it, or you are glancing through the rear view mirror to see where it went, your decade of being 50 Is critical.You are too old to be young, and you are too young to be old. You...
by Taylor Johnson | Jul 10, 2017 | Retirement
I know I should save but I’m not. Why?There are multiple studies showing that 45% of millennials have no savings. They don’t have savings for a time between paychecks. They don’t have savings in case of illness. And they don’t have savings for...
