Welcome To A PURPOSEFUL LIFE Provides reflections on the positive lifestyle of the 90-year-old author with emphasis on his most recent 80s decade Offers mental and physical advice designed to promote and preserve a productive fourth quarter of longevity. Suggests a myriad of specific activities to enhance learned enjoyment and lengthen life. New Release Get Your Copy Now

Description

This book is designed to convey the observations of an individual who has recently navigated the seas of the 80s and is encamped on the shores of the 90s – a fourth quarter personal experiential summary.

It combines four essential life factors: physical, mental, social, and spiritual into a conceptual framework of meaningful accomplishments. The text is written from the perspective of a layman, not a clinician or doctor.

It features approximately 45 suggested activities that offer the reader an opportunity to live a purposeful life of continued exploration rather than withdraw from the world at large and simply rest on his/her memories.

PURCHASE

Suggests a myriad of activities designed to enhance mental happiness and life enhancement in these latter years

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Offers specific physical , dietary, and lifestyle suggestions on how to live a more-fulfilling and lengthier life

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Provides reflections on the life of an individual living into his 90s - with emphasis on his 80s decade and the purposeful lifestyle he elected to pursue and now shares with others

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About the Author

As he moves into his octogenarian years Brooks enters a second career – that of an observing elderly resident rather than that of a youthful businessman and/or emerging marketing consultant.

This, his third book, is written from the perspective of an individual currently immersed in senior living and is, herewith,  reporting on his personal experience.

From this involved perspective he has developed a theory of how life can be perceived which, through the medium of a lecture series, he is currently sharing with others who are moving into the fourth quarter of their lives. His theory is based on the concept of living a purposeful life through an active, positive lifestyle. This lifestyle consists of being actively involved with ongoing projects

More About Author

Brooks Fenno is an experienced sales/marketing professional. During a 40 year span he developed and managed a specialty marketing consulting company (SALESMARK) which served 250 clients worldwide (China to Germany). His target clients were small to medium-sized firms (manufacturing and service), seeking diversified growth.
Graduate of Princeton University and Harvard Business School

Specific accomplishments include:

  • Military veteran (artillery officer with 101st Airborne Division)
  • Employed by such firms as Gillette, Sylvania, Procter & Gamble, and Itek Corporation. Established, in Germany, and implemented Itek’s European sales/service program.
  • Taught Marketing Strategy in Babson College’s MBA program
  • Wrote best-selling small business book Helping your Business Grow, 101 Dynamic Ideas In Marketing. Published by AMACOM
  • Orchestrated Development of Harvard Business School’s alumni organization Community Action Partners – a volunteer organization that has served more than 200 non-profit firms since 1993 with the support of over 1000 Harvard volunteer alumni.
  • Past President of Princeton Alumni Association of New England
  • Served as a director of three companies (2 private and 1 public)

Engagements

Presentations

The Rotary Club of Needham

Promotions

Harvard Business School Association of Boston

Harvard Business School Association of Boston celebrated the 25th Anniversary of its Community Action Partners with an award to its founder, Brooks Fenno.

Wellesley Free Library

Brooks Fenno, HR POWER HOUR

Nationwide broadcast interview – Station WLOB, Portland, Maine.
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