Aging is the most common human experience. How we view the aging process has a significant impact on how we harvest the gifts given and the gifts received in our life. We are living longer these days, and so often we hear the phrase, “I don’t like getting old.” This common phrase becomes a daily mantra for some. Does this mentality serve you and enhance your being? Can you instead embrace aging to cultivate the inwardness from which your wisdom grows? What is your meaningful spiritual and life legacy? How can you use your experience and wisdom to contribute to help the world? These are some of the questions and insights for our day of reflection. Join us as we explore ways to embrace the wisdom in our life’s journey through meaningful conversation, prayer, and resources for self-reflection. Lunch is included. Guided by Sharon Scibek.
Sharon Scibek is a certified coach through the International Coaching Federation. She brings to her coaching a wide-range of life and professional experience — from church ministry to business, where she was a recognized leader in human resources. Additionally, she served as adjunct professor at Anne Arundel Community College and McDaniel College. In all aspects of her work, Sharon emphasizes the importance of compassionate respect for the individual and their potential. Sharon founded Gracious-Space, LLC (Gracious-Space.com) to fulfill her passion of guiding others to reach their full potential through her professional/life coaching and transformational conversation services. Her success is built on a simple approach: honest and respectful conversation. The transformational conversations that she guides are opportunities for small groups to share spirit-filled insights through deeper connections. She hosted her podcast titled Gracious Space, where she interviewed people that are making a difference in the world.