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About this Book
“Your Freedom Years: How To Live Life To The Full And Finish Well” is a book offering guidance for navigating the later stages of life. It presents a framework for finding purpose and meaning during retirement, exploring topics like spiritual growth, relationships, and legacy planning. The authors share personal anecdotes and advice on managing finances, health, and end-of-life care, aiming to empower readers to live fulfilling lives and leave a positive impact. Practical tools and discussion questions are included to facilitate family conversations and group discussions. The book also emphasizes faith and spiritual preparation for the future.
What They Said – Reviews
“Your Freedom Years” is practical, experiential and spiritual, full of insights, encouragement and great ideas. It contains stories of real people who stumbled where they needed not have done or made wise decisions that prepared them for the unknown days ahead. Autobiographical in places, Baha and Margaret give insights into their history, family experience and preparations for their own future, long before they become a necessity. The earlier we get the message of this book, the wiser, more relaxed and better equipped we will be to live our ‘freedom years’.”
Charles Price, Pastor, People Church, Author, Global Preacher
“Your Freedom Years is a clarion call as well as a comprehensive practical guide to how to make the later years of our best. This book is superbly supported by “no punches pulled” real-life stories of people whom we can all relate to and learn from.
If you really want to understand the season of life you are now in and how to navigate each new season with biblical insight, then this is the only book you’ll ever need to read.”
Andrew Ricker, Director, Health Television Network
“With real-life examples and practical tips, Baha and Margaret take the meaning of ‘freedom’ to a whole new multi-dimensional level. They very carefully and caringly navigate us through the various seasons of adult life, from when our youngest leaves home to when we face our eternal destiny. We owe it to ourselves, our children, and God to consider finishing well. Highly recommended.”
Ken Godevenos, Management and Church Consultant.
