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We're All Getting Older

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Joie de vivre, purpose, and the good life — with a side of philosophy. By someone who's definitely not an expert.

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About Lou Blaser

Former corporate climber turned writer (the girl’s gotta dream!). On a quest for joy, purpose, and the good life. Writes We're All Getting Older.

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