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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 3 MIN

Prune Your Life

from Living Well Beyond 50 · host Renaissance Qi

As we move into our 60s, we often find ourselves carrying too much—too many commitments, too many possessions, and too many old habits. In this episode of Living Well Beyond 50, I explore why 'Pruning' is the most vital skill for a successful Renaissance.Just like the fruit trees on my farmlet in Australia, our lives need regular pruning to ensure our energy goes where it matters most: our health, our families, and our purpose.What you’ll learn in this video:The 'Health Pruning' method: How I cut out alcohol and cigarettes to reclaim my vitality.The 'Social Pruning' concept: Why saying 'no' is the ultimate act of self-care.How an AUSactive Personal Trainer looks at 'Energy Conservation' for long-term health span optimization.I’m Steve, and I’m currently on a mission to lose weight, build muscle, and manage health issues naturally. If you're ready to stop just 'getting older' and start living your Second Prime, join in.Start your Renaissance today. https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18KQu67arB/retirement, retiree, seniors, Taoism, procrastination, habits, 50, 60, 70, mental, health, diet, exercise, muscle, fitness, lifestyle, Samurai, Japan, Tai_Chi, Qi_Gong, beginners, vitality, Balance, wellness, mindfulness, Living_Well_Beyond_50, Renaissance_Qi, Steve

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