Comments on: Starting again at 60 http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/ Sat, 17 Jul 2010 00:44:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: judy http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/comment-page-1/#comment-114 judy Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:08:32 +0000 http://brucepenhey.com/?p=73#comment-114 hi bruce,it gives me some hope to know that there is someone else out there starting again at 60 although i have just had my 50th birthday,I have also in the past year lost businesses due to my husbands illness and am fighting with all ive got to keep my marraige and my home intact,2009 is one year i would rather forget but on a positive note it has made me a stronger and more determined person,i only hope that the negative people who keep telling me to stop wasting my time trying to make money online will be eating their words in 2010 hi bruce,it gives me some hope to know that there is someone else out there starting again at 60 although i have just had my 50th birthday,I have also in the past year lost businesses due to my husbands illness and am fighting with all ive got to keep my marraige and my home intact,2009 is one year i would rather forget but on a positive note it has made me a stronger and more determined person,i only hope that the negative people who keep telling me to stop wasting my time trying to make money online will be eating their words in 2010

]]> By: Mostafa http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/comment-page-1/#comment-10 Mostafa Thu, 19 Mar 2009 13:52:57 +0000 http://brucepenhey.com/?p=73#comment-10 Hi Bruce, Nice post. "starting-again-at-60" is a very interesting way of looking at life at this age. I agree with you. I see life as a continual improvement. No mater how old we are, it's nice to set some challenges and always learn new things. Your Blog is educational. Keep up the quality. BR, Mostafa Hi Bruce,

Nice post. “starting-again-at-60″ is a very interesting way of looking at life at this age. I agree with you. I see life as a continual improvement. No mater how old we are, it’s nice to set some challenges and always learn new things.
Your Blog is educational. Keep up the quality.
BR, Mostafa

]]> By: Tom Aspin http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/comment-page-1/#comment-9 Tom Aspin Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:47:12 +0000 http://brucepenhey.com/?p=73#comment-9 Read your comments with interest - you must be pulling your hair out trying to predict the markets at the moment. Nice blogging - keep it up it will pay dividends in the end Follow me on twitter Regards fellow masterclass student Read your comments with interest – you must be pulling your hair out trying to predict the markets at the moment.

Nice blogging – keep it up it will pay dividends in the end

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Regards

fellow masterclass student

]]> By: Steve http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/comment-page-1/#comment-8 Steve Mon, 16 Mar 2009 11:08:14 +0000 http://brucepenhey.com/?p=73#comment-8 Hi Bruce I wish you every success and look forwward to reading your future posts. I haven't worked out the auto email yet either, but will let you know if I do. Speak soon Cheers Steve http://steveking.biz Hi Bruce
I wish you every success and look forwward to reading your future posts.
I haven’t worked out the auto email yet either, but will let you know if I do.
Speak soon
Cheers
Steve
http://steveking.biz

]]> By: Victor http://brucepenhey.com/starting-again-at-60/comment-page-1/#comment-7 Victor Mon, 16 Mar 2009 01:47:18 +0000 http://brucepenhey.com/?p=73#comment-7 Hi Bruce, Your blog is coming together very nicely. You are obviously an attentive student. Your story resonates with me because it is so close to my father's story. He was lucky enough to retire at 50 and has remained as active these last 10 years as he was in his days of employment. He probably looks at his 60's more like some regard their 40's. He has also been an active trader for many years though never professionally. He has as much or more to look forward to now than ever. Best of luck to you in the class and I'm sure your find your "many streams that make a river." Victor Hi Bruce,

Your blog is coming together very nicely. You are obviously an attentive student.

Your story resonates with me because it is so close to my father’s story. He was lucky enough to retire at 50 and has remained as active these last 10 years as he was in his days of employment. He probably looks at his 60′s more like some regard their 40′s. He has also been an active trader for many years though never professionally.

He has as much or more to look forward to now than ever.

Best of luck to you in the class and I’m sure your find your “many streams that make a river.”

Victor

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