How one dog helped change one woman’s life
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- Опубліковано 14 бер 2015
- With the help of her English bulldog Zelda, Carol Gardner built a multi-million dollar greeting card business. She started at the ripe young age of 52. Susan Spencer reports on Gardner and other "late bloomers" who found new careers and callings later in life.
We do live in what I call a 'juven-ocracy', and it is a pity. I will be 71 in two weeks (September 17, 2019). I briefly thought about reversing the digits of my age just for fun, and being 17. But actually, I prefer to do it in spirit, while keeping my real age. I married a Katrina survivor from New Orleans, when I was almost 60, in 2008. He was 63. We recently retired, returning to New Orleans (his home City), from NYC (my home city). I am discovering what it is like to be a 'junior senior' in a marvelous new place. And, in fact, I am starting a blog about my experiences. Which I hope may inspire others of mature years, to make changes..at ANY point, in their own lives..
wishing you happy birthday belated
Ohh nice.....
What a perfect surprise when I was thinking that now is the time to begin writing. Thank you so much.
“People have this enormous capacity to blossom at any age” as someone who feels lost about life, even knowing what I want to do. But not sure if I’m on that right path in doing so, and struggling with grief, & sadness. This is a pretty great segment and report, it does give hope and inspiration in a way...
Michael D. Williams III Hang in there. The best is yet to come. Honest.
NC Noslo Thank you kindly...💛
There's no such thing as a late bloomer, everyone blooms at different ages. I'm 70 and having a ball in arts and crafts making cat toys thanks to my cat Toy... I just retired and couldn't be happier.
I watch this video and I often think of myself as a late bloomer I didn't get into school for my career until I was 35 and now I'm in school I can to be a medical assistant and I will finish when I am 38. Don't ever let someone tell you what you can and cannot do.
This is the episode my Dad made me watch after I split with my ex. I love this story! 💖💖it might be my favorite out of the thousands I hv seen from cbs Sunday morning - p.s. this is the best show on the planet! 💖💖💖💖
I thought this video was about a dog. Who is really cute btw. I actually enjoyed it even more when they spoke of the late bloomer thing. It was really cool and inspiring.
Thank you. This report is inspiring.😊
Precious, darling pup ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Bless them both ♥♥♥♥♥♥
Was completely committed to off myself at 50, but have committed myself to care for my Daddy 84 and as a damn good Marine.. appreciate this share!
You are only as young as you feel. Here's to all late bloomers!
I needed to see and hear this today, thank you.
I love these stories. There is hope for me yet! I will be a late bloomer.
I'm 64 and about to finalize a divorce after a long marriage...not yet a grandma. Life is about to begin for me, maybe in a big way... there's much more to learn and explore. Downside? Can't do all you want to do in one lifetime.
Your ex-husband was probably saying the same things.
Live your dream !!!
ドイチュマン しょうがないᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
ドイチュマン ((((笑))))
All the best to you!
I like this and you guys should make a video showing anyone with disabilitys can go to college and become a doctor or veterinarian or nurse or vet tech or teacher cause I have a disabilty and my parents are telling me I will never make it to college or become a veterinarian vet tech or doctor or teacher cause I have a disabilty and what I really want to be is a Vet Tech
This is so inspiring!
Wow 97 I was starting my first year of college. I was thinking durning this time why I didn't hear over before. It's funny I went to Hallmark and bought a stuffed bulldog with my brother.
I remember thinking someone should go adopt a real English Bulldog and take pictures of it and have different kinds of things that you could buy and people should create interesting sayings to go with the product.
We came from a single-parent family so I was always thinking of ways that we could start a business but I thought to myself now nobody will want to buy that stuff.
Did you finish college?
Thank you. This is a very eye opening story.
How exceedingly inspiring!! This is why I love this song soooooooo much . I’m still dreaming of Sunday morning to notice my buds!!!
Love u Zelda!😊💕🐕
This gives me hope:)
Wow. Amazing and I love all the Zeldas
This segment should have all the same people on a daily talk show, both on t.v., radio, and You Tube. And it should be translated into every language possible. September 2019
This is so inspiring thank you
"Ugly" is one more adjective I'd add.
Thank you for this video✌👍
What a wonderful video. Loved it!
How inspiring...
"...ducks in a row..."
Brilliant picture...
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Yeah this gives me hope. I am 40
Ageism threatens national security!
You are only limited by what you don't do! Manage your time, the possibilities are limitless!
Dogs need to outside during the day when owners are gone and inside at night, common sense!
Bravo for her..little did she know what a divorce would do for her in spite of it all...a dog named Zelda...
Hope I'm a late bloomer I'm 40 and still paying student loans=)
See Dave Ramsey
ME 55, I still paying :)
@@susieenglish302 who is Dave Ramsey?
They don’t say youth is wasted on the young for nothing. You don’t even want to let it slip you’re having sex after a certain age. As if a prerequisite of intimacy is a firm body all over, nice straight white even teeth, a gorgeous mane of hair (male or female) along with every other desireable trait of the human body!
Very cool except for the no helmet.
On the spiritual side of life they say that someone died early or late I say I'm on GOD'S time just like the way I live my life. I may have been "late" in accomplishing my GED a few years ago but it was the right time in my life not there's.
The younger generation always thinks the older generation is worthless.
As someone in the younger generation, that's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.
You pretending to be the spokesperson FOR AN ENTIRE GENERATION... now THAT is worthless.
Well is this a coincidence at the age of 60 and unemployed and have so much time on my hands finding a passion or hubby that could potentially become a possible late blooming experience any suggestions?
Well, Pete, my question for you is, what do you enjoy? Woodworking, painting, writing, music, tinkering with mechanical things.....?
@@itsameman well i speak italian/cooking/love video games/putting things together if all the parts are there and if the instructions are reliable/fishing if I have the equipment/hunting if I have the equipment/ making metal shape items from scratch and sadder them together if I had the equipment...basicly hands on guy if I had the equipment and make money at it
@@itsameman any type of hands on project that i can put together from home and make money on the side if I have the equipment to put it together; so much time on my hands....*smiles* i even been watching videos of raising baby squirrels from the time they are babies to adulthood...that is how much time I have on my hands....*smiles*
@@peterrobinson1387 , it surely sounds like you're a man of many interest and talents. Start simple. Maybe you could begin by coming up with some sort of craft/decorative item(s) you could make and see if you could start selling at different festivals/fairs or something like that. Also, if you feel like you've got an excessive amount of time on your hands you might be able to use some or your talents/interest in a volunteer capacity somewhere in your community that could possibly lead you into other avenues of making money. Often times it just takes being in the right place and meeting the right people to find new opportunities that you didn't even know existed.
@@peterrobinson1387 watch some of Terri Saville Foy's videos here on YT. She has alot of motivational videos that may help u find your purpose ☺
It’s not the same without Phil Hartman
WOW
Wow
Please check your dogs breathing. Its braciophaylic
F. Scott Fitzgerald's works are almost unreadable.
Pat Hacker I find them very readable. Different strokes
@@margo3367
I agree. The great Gatsby is my favorite.
Gina Evans In it, he describes being wasted on alcohol brilliantly. Yes, my misspent youth...
This is not really about the woman and her dog; they're just the hook for the story. Please change the misleading title to something that accurately describes what the video is about. This dog lover was disappointed!
Karen took the kids guys
It's just plain CRUEL to breed dogs with genetic abnormalities that make their lives miserable, always struggling to breathe through a contorted muzzle.
After I retired, I started a successful business that only employs other retired people as employees. Today, that success business is mostly employee owned.
I would not try something dangerous. A fall would set me back months.
Zelda needs a diet
Gardner seems like a man hater. She seems crazy too.