Mature Resources - Linda Thompson, Life Path Solutions

Linda S. Thompson

Linda S. Thompson - Life Path Solutions Linda S. Thompson - Baby Boomer Expert

As a working caregiver for over ten years, Linda had hands-on experience dealing with the many issues of the aging of America. Sharing her mother's journey toward the inevitable end, Linda learned about the challenges in finding products and services to make her mother's life easier, and how to navigate the maze through the geriatric health care system. Through her lectures, seminars and publications, Linda has impacted thousands of lives. Not only does she help people understand how to peacefully coexist with other generations, she also helps them to understand that the realities of life and death frequently come at the least expected times. Visit her website Life Path Solutions.

Become our Parents? No way! Not me!

By Linda S.Thompson

Whenever I give a presentation about the generations, I include the following statement: “At some point in our lives, we all become our parents.”

From the facial expressions of my audience, I can immediately identify those who agree and those who vehemently disagree. I’ve obviously hit a hot button and it’s a sure-fire guarantee to generate some interesting dialogue.

The Boomer’s Future

By Linda S. Thompson

The term “late bloomer” is the perfect way to describe me. I had to hit 50 before I admitted that I was not enjoying my life. I had a good job, nice car, traveled all over the country and had more friends than I could count. What was wrong with me?

Surviving Retirement As a Couple

By Linda S. Thompson

Carol and Joe have been married 30 years, the kids are grown and the nest is empty. Joe has worked all his life, now he’s ready to slow down. After spending 22 years as a Mom, Carol recently received her Real Estate license. She loves her new found career. She’s blooming while Joe is wilting.

Retire? Not Me!

By Linda S. Thompson

Someone recently asked me what I planned to do when I retired. “Retire?” I asked. “I’m not planning to retire!” I can’t think of anything much worse. What would I do if I weren’t pursuing my passion? Yes, my work is my passion and I hope to be pursuing it for many more years.