It`s Never too Late . . . Prepping for a Sailing Journey
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Lowell Sheppard: The 71-year-old 'Never Too Later' who traded life in Tokyo for a solo odyssey, transitioning from Pacific ambitions to the Japan Solo longevity project.
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Well, I find myself feeling a bit nervous at the moment … However, I’ve always found that “leveling up” in life requires breaking free of my comfort zone and confronting any trepidation head on. Preparation and readiness are vastly important — and should not be underestimated or undervalued. But at some point, you just have to go out and do it.
And that is where I am today. I’ll be taking Wahine on a multi-day excursion outside Tokyo Bay and into deeper waters. Join me for a look at how I am preparing, despite being a bit nervous about the trip.
After all, you only live once, and I’m going to “do it before I die, dammit.” #dibiddammit #nevertoolate
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