W E L C O M E to the Young in Gold Blog!

I began to experience conflicts and challenges around the age of forty two. It was a bit confusing because I had already crossed forty and felt, okay, well, I have a bit more pain than usual, but what is all this other stuff?

I felt a pull for comfort of any sort.  I felt myself wanting to close, give up, sleep more, and sort of prepare for dying or to live with that expectation in an unhealthy way. All the creams, moisturizers, dyes, supplements, exercise, traveling, relationships, money or experiences I had or use could not take away the mere fact that I was aging in the body.

This was a profound reality that I was experiencing. Like death, it was inevitable and was knocking on my door to see what I was going to do. Was I going to surrender to it or fight? I guess I didn’t know that I had to acknowledge this question. It was the question that I needed to surrender to – to get an answer, to get the clarity I needed.

How I approached the process of aging and how I moved forward with the answer I got gave me the friction and desire within me, which I so needed, to be able to fight harder than my younger ages. I decided to accept age, but I wanted to keep a healthy vibe. Only at this time, did the process become more manageable, and I started to find solutions that helped me along the way.

At this point, the creams, moisturizers, dyes, supplements, exercise, traveling, relationships, money and my experiences meant something because these became complements to what I was building at the core, and therefore, I felt their value.

My goal here is to share some of my experiences of this beautiful process (now I can say this) to accept and embrace these golden ages while keeping a young and healthy vibe.