Learning Curve

What GeriTraK has learned on our journey is that little did we realize that the learning curve would be steeper than an Inca trail over the Salkantay Pass in Peru. And that pass is around fifteen and a half thousand feet high.

Experience is a good teacher. Having experienced the Salkantay Pass on a Peruvian hike over five days, other challenging events in life can be placed into perspective.

A little heady and rarefied in the oxygen department. Possibly why there is a feeling of disorientation right about now with the new website.

However, we have learned greater resilience by testing our boundaries. Not only physically, but also in a resolve to work through tough challenges of all kinds.

• We look forward to greater tests of our resolve to assist others, in a way that progresses our skills.

• We know that some tasks and aims will require further learning.

• We expect some initial failures that will also be learning.

• We understand it is a fact of life that placing one foot in front of the other will create progress of our aim to improve the provision of health information.

• We hope to meet and chat with other over fifty positive great life examples.

• We hope our readers will strive to join us on this journey to improve the quality of life experienced.

Although our overall journey toward our aim will be a long one, each small contribution, photo, experience, article, conversation and met challenge will be seen as progress.

We set our aim high in order to reduce self-limitation, but knowing an aim may not be reached should not be a disincentive to beginning the journey.

Please join us in our aim to improve the understanding of health through aging. All that needs to be done is to accept that each and every day of our lives contribute to the future days we will have. It is often our choices made yesterday and today that will have an impact on our tomorrows, remembering that today will be tomorrows ‘yesterday’.

We must try not to waste our today’s.

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