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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 46 MIN

Why Most People Lose Purpose (And How to Get It Back)

from Aging in Place is a Team Sport · host Chris Moore

Sometimes life forces you to slow down…After a life-changing stroke, Chip Scholz lost his ability to speak, read, and move—everything he built his life on.But what brought him back wasn’t pressure… it was purpose.From executive coaching to woodturning, this episode is a reminder that:✨ healing isn’t linear✨ purpose doesn’t retire✨ and sometimes, the hardest moments reshape us the mostListen to this powerful conversation on Aging in Place is a Team Sport.Social linksFacebook:   / seniorremodelingexperts  Instagram:   / seniorremodelingexperts  AgeOutLoud: https://ageoutloudbook.com/

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