
WalkAbout Helps Indians Over 55 Find Purpose After Retirement
A Mumbai platform is transforming aging in India by helping people over 55 stay active, start businesses, and build community. WalkAbout proves retirement doesn't mean slowing down.
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A Mumbai platform is transforming aging in India by helping people over 55 stay active, start businesses, and build community. WalkAbout proves retirement doesn't mean slowing down.

New research confirms psychiatrist Viktor Frankl was right: it's not life's circumstances that defeat us, but losing our sense of purpose. Studies now show that finding meaning in tough times measurably improves resilience and health.

A businessman who made it big in America discovered his real calling wasn't making money. Dr. Abraham M. George's new memoir reveals why he left comfort behind to transform lives through education.

A Toronto traveler who frantically missed his morning flight discovered the delay positioned him to pray for a stranger in desperate need. What felt like disaster became a divine appointment that changed both their lives.

A new TED Talk reveals the two essential ingredients people need to thrive: feeling valued and having opportunities to add value. The simple but powerful message is resonating with viewers searching for deeper connection.

Actress Yara Shahidi shares how creating a "Hard Yes" list helped her discover her purpose and why she believes optimism is about pulling through on your worst days. The Harvard graduate opens up about balancing Hollywood success with higher education and finding meaning.
Bollywood legend Amitabh Bachchan just opened up about something surprising: at 83, with a net worth of ₹1,600 crore, he still gets anxious when he's not working. His honest reflections on routine, purpose, and mental health offer a refreshing take on aging well.

Scientists discovered that feeling valued by others is a core human need, right after food and shelter. A new book reveals that purpose comes not from grand gestures, but from everyday acts of connection and care.

The founding father's approach to aging well has nothing to do with diet or exercise. Modern psychology now confirms his 275-year-old secret: staying useful beats any anti-aging cure.

A former Time Inc. executive saw a crying woman on TikTok begging people to save donkeys from slaughter. He bought a 75-acre ranch and hasn't looked back.