What Good Am I Now?
Rediscovering Purpose in Retirement
Category: Mindset & Perspective
Ideal for: Church groups, retirement communities, senior-focused enrichment programs
Length: 30–60 minutes, flexible
What This Talk Covers
This talk addresses one of the most emotionally charged questions retirees quietly ask themselves: What good am I now? When the calendar clears and identity shifts, it’s easy to feel unnecessary—even invisible. Steven gently guides attendees toward a new understanding of purpose in this chapter of life, showing how influence doesn’t retire just because your job title did. Through real-life stories, biblical insight, and practical encouragement, this talk helps listeners reframe aging as a season of hidden strength and redemptive usefulness.

Key Takeaways
Who This Talk Is For
Why This Topic Matters
Our culture rarely celebrates aging. Instead, it sidelines it. This talk invites seniors back into the center—not to relive their past, but to steward their present. In a world obsessed with speed and youth, this message affirms that quiet strength, compassion, and wisdom still matter—and might just be more powerful than ever.
What Setting Is Best
This talk is designed to be accessible, engaging, and informative in any setting — whether you’re hosting a formal educational workshop or a casual community gathering.
Ideal venues include:
All I need is a quiet space, a place to project slides (optional), and a group of people ready to learn. I tailor the delivery style to fit your audience’s comfort level and questions.
Ready to Bring This Talk to Your Group?
Let’s give your audience the encouragement they didn’t know they needed—because purpose doesn’t retire.
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Disclaimer:
This presentation is educational and inspirational in nature. It does not offer clinical counseling, psychological therapy, or religious instruction. Content is designed for general audiences and is delivered with warmth, clarity, and care.