Jump While You Can

I want to jump while I can. Because there will come a day when I cannot. And I don’t want to regret missing my opportunity to do it while I could.
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[@01Paulsgirl]

This is why, at 57, I still ride the grocery carts through the parking lot. A few years back, I went through a health crisis that caused me to live like someone three decades older. Thankfully, despite some telling me to get used to my "new normal", I recovered the majority of my health and energy. I still thank God when I can walk, even run, upstairs without bolstering myself with a handrail, and when I can be in a hurry - a previously unrecognized privilege. I've also learned the gift of slowing down and savoring the moment. But as long as I'm able, I'll still continue to ride the grocery carts - and jump! 🥰

[@DanTheManIOM]

I was 25 ? 28 ? and my boss was much much older, but I used to run up the stairs where i worked and one day, we both ran up the stairs... he knew he had to jump while he still could.... he'd come over and argue with me too if he was bored....Ross the Boss

[@ambermik2940]

I smiled while reading this. Thanks so much for posting this. So glad you were able to mend. I have had health struggles as well over the past 2 years and am now experiencing some healing:)

[@hyosookjun2629]

I have struggled for healing about 3 yrs and the begining of my new journey started with decluttering. It is still helpful to maintain my light living style and my health, too. Life is beautiful no matter what. now I know.

[@christinelozano4349]

I think I saw you the other day! 😊 Have fun while you can.

[@minkademko2335]

LOL 🤣 OMG I used to ride my grocery cart in the store, as an adult. When did I stop doing that?

[@claireruf7556]

In my 50’s I literally jumped from a cliff into the river below. I was on a rafting trip and when the guide asked who was going to do it, I responded before my young nephew and other younger people in the raft. Now in my 60’s I’m doing some life jumping things like starting a new job, moving to a new city by myself, starting a business for the first time and planning to live in other countries! Keep jumping, keep living!

[@deljay1840]

If you can't jump, Walk if you still can

[@gloriaincalifornia1911]

Thank you. Needed this addendum to Joshua’s wonderful message. I can keep walking even if jumping opportunities are becoming more scarce.

[@m.e.nickels]

I have a chronic illness which could lead to mobility issues, I'm going to keep jumping and walking as long as God allows me 😁

[@bethjoy7675]

Yes... do what you can. Even if those years of previous opportunity are already gone.

[@maureensamson4863]

Wise words , indeed !

[@Megan6772]

If you can't walk, crawl. I remember pulling myself up from a depression by boarding a plane to New Zealand. It felt like I was crawling on that plane but what an epic journey.

[@pageeater]

Josh, here I am at 81 - and still so grateful I can apply “jump while you can” to my life. Thanks for this, and for a wonderful year of wisdom.

[@PeterPeach21]

That’s why I decided at 46 to learn to play the clarinet. I have never learned to play an instrument and always thought I wasn’t musical. After 12 months I sat my first practical music exam and got a distinction. I’m so glad I decided to do this. I know I would have regretted this if I hadn’t ‘jumped’ 😊

[@marram2852]

My husband and I are jumping into foster care! We are early sixties. We've raised three children, are empty nesters but this is something we've always had a heart for and decided it's now or never.

[@digitalcontent6218]

Amazing and God Bless You

[@fotogal54]

God bless you… and the children you foster 🙌🏼

[@abiahbrown6295]

So so happy to read this! Foster parents are so hard to find-good ones are even harder to find and where I live they are too few for all the babies and children who need them. Had literally logged on with the thought of suggesting to Joshua to see if there is a way make a course for people who have few things to also consider it an opportunity to start on a healthy lifestyle where ahead.

[@suzanneturley4433]

I wish you both all the best of luck. My daughter and her partner have fostered a young teenage girl for almost two years. It’s only recently that paperwork has been signed and thankfully they have been reimbursed the past two years cost. It was a nightmare as they also have a young family as well to feed and clothe.

[@markgreen2170]

good for you! ...you are so lucky, when the reality of dealing with this generation hits, you can send them back:)

[@catherineaube2367]

Wow… thanks for this video! I lost my father on October 26th. He had a fatal heart attack. He was in a very bad shape because of years of bad habits. He once told me: « Don’t be like me, take care of yourself! » I promised him to. It’s not easy to lose a loved one, but I will not die from obesity like him. I miss him so much…

[@stevefranks1711]

Most excellent advice! Thank you Joshua for sharing it. “Jump…” is similar to the old saying “Enjoy yourself… it is later than you think.”

[@hope5443]

I'm sorry you lost your dad. I lost mine too.

[@susanivey8853]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@skiergalwny]

While touring Turkey in the 2007 I was given a similar opportunity. I jumped into the Mediterranean Sea from a Turkish Gullet. It was the most exhilarating feeling hitting that cool water. I was 63. Now in my 80’s I still smile when I remember!

[@debp8915]

I was mowing my grass and thinking, I hate doing this and then a thought came into my head to try and enjoy it because it might not be long and I won't be able to do this. Then in September close to the end of mowing season I had a stroke at 67. I don't mow my lawn anymore.

[@christophermyers3758]

Thank you Joshua... As someone who has been "living" this entire year on a "diet" of anxiety, depression, fear and stress... I want to JUMP! I'm tired of watching the world go by, and want to be a part of it again! 🤗 Going to finish crying, then get dressed, and go out for a walk first before...I JUMP! Happy Holidays to you and your family, will be watching in 2023! 🤓

[@jeanaallison7236]

❤️

[@LoveThemWell]

Amen to this!! Me too!

[@deborahcaldwell9775]

Good for YOU, Christopher!! Good for you.

[@vedawattieram1974]

Be encouraged😀

[@maureensamson4863]

Wishing you all the best !

[@PurdyBear1]

I was a carer for a relative for 2 years and stayed in looking after them. Since they passed away I have promised to enjoy life as much as I can. I go out for long walks in nature. I visit the cities, go to the theatre and concerts. Don’t put off what you want to do, start today.

[@parkerrose3590]

I jumped into motherhood at age 41. That was 30 years ago. I'm so happy I did!

[@deborahcaldwell9775]

What an astonishing little soliloquy. I didn’t realize until you iterated this blurb that I too had a special moment when I was 78 years old and purchased a house on my own for the first time. I am now 82. Think of it. 78 years old, and with only social security backing me up. A wood-burning stove that is supplemented by an oil, furnace and a gas heater but I heat the whole cottage with the wood. A slate sink with no other amenities. Every appliance was broken but it’s a very strong little 100 year old craftsman house. Almost 5 years later and I’m still doing it with the cancer that the doctors don’t help me with but with friends and relatives and children and grandchildren who help me here and there and I did it. What an inspiration we all are and we should know it. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@maureensamson4863]

Sending blessings your way !

[@virgierutledge3004]

Our son was 13 and we were swimming at a local lake that had a diving platform way out there. Our son wanted to swim out there so my husband went too. Well dad could barely make it. That day he quit smoking so he could enjoy our sons.

[@dbartz5510]

Thank you Joshua. I truly needed to hear this. Christmas day is my 61st birthday. I have not been jumping. Life is short, health is fleeting. I need to jump now! Thank you for this early birthday gift!❤ Merry Christmas to you and your family!🎄

[@anna3687]

My dad’s birthday is also Christmas day. He passed 3 years ago, when he was only 56 after a long and painful illness. Yes, jump, while you can. May God bless you❤

[@SandpiperStudioArt]

Wish I could give you 2 thumbs up on this post! Needed this! God's perfect timing!

[@Icecandy1882]

Beautiful. Left me sobbing a bit. I'm jumping out of a 9-6 job to working full time from home so I can spend more time with my neurodiverse toddler

[@ninak8506]

Wonderful! I've discovered that at 62 I'm rapidly losing the ability to walk due to a genetic condition. There are so many things I want to do but can't. So yes Jump while you can.

[@tessajones9393]

I spent 3 weeks unexpectedly over Xmas in another state with my youngest daughter to help my mum with paperwork, etc, after a family members death. It really showed me what I should be doing. Being less busy and working on balance is how I want to live/habits this year. ✨️

[@adhisboucha295]

I've been very blessed to have been aware that kids grow up fast. Every since their birth, I've loved, appreciated, doted upon my children. The oldest is 14 and she still initiates holding my hand. It may not always be that way, but I'm grateful they feel loved and safe with me.

[@VickyHafler]

I’m sitting here with tears in my eyes. I’ve missed jumping a lot. Health issues stop from me from jumping. But I do have some bucket list goals…. I need to get with it. Thank you so much for your reminders.

[@ALofiLife]

"Jump while you can" hits you right in the feels. Life is brief, and I am grateful for this reminder to do something about it.

[@marilynmitchell4385]

This video is so true. I work in childcare and Friday before christmas parents drop their kids off to be there 8 to 10 hours. And me and another lady with grown kids said if they knew how quick this time would go they wouldn’t leave them here as long when their not working

[@valerierogers9609]

🎶 Enjoy yourself - it's later than you think 💃

[@Jewels5241]

Holy moly that was a good one. My kids are 5 and 6 and I sound like a broken record around my house saying, “they are only young once” and, “There’ll be a day when they don’t need us anymore” and, “enjoy every moment!” Now I’ll be adding, “jump while you can.” Lol! Merry Christmas! P.S. I know I’m late to the game but I’m finally reading the minimalist home and I can’t put it down! AND my 5 year old asks me to read it aloud while we snuggle on the couch. 😊

[@joannafoster3423]

I'm a 45 year old homeschooling mom. My best friend is the same and just found out she has stage 4 cancer. You never know when the last time you'll be able to do something will come. Embrace today, we're not promised tomorrow.

[@mariegarcia3560]

Tonight I will pray for your friend and her family. I will pray that God gives you the time and talent to give in the days ahead.

[@mariahsmom9457]

Im so sorry about your friend. 💔🙏

[@100purepinay2]

@Echo I believe in this . Carnivore diet can help a lot

[@SilverHawk214]

Goodness, I can't imagine. It feels like not too long ago my mom was a 45 year old homeschooling mom too. She's turning 57 this year. I don't know what happened to the time, I hate to see her growing older, she can't move like she used to and her body hurts. It sucks but so glad she's still here. I wouldn't be the same person without her. Prayers for you, your best friend and her family.

[@carrie4558]

Today is my birthday I’m now 63 with 2 boys 21 and 26. I’ve revolved my life around them and wouldn’t have it any other way. However I have put my own ambitions and desires on a back burner. My health isn’t quite what it was so your words struck a chord with me. Thank you

[@jeridavidson9074]

I’m 68. I love this! Thank you

[@valeriehowden471]

About 15 years ago, we went to Cuba. On a tour, we had many opportunities thru the day to snorkle etc. Last stop had bull riding. Well I jumped at the chance. First in a line of 1, then they brought out the bull. He was old and so friendly. Got on top and walked him round the circle. Got bragging rights!

[@Jamiebmurray]

Excellent Joshua thanks. My wife and I jumped from the UK to Australia to pastor here when I was 48. I'm nearly 56 and a brown belt in BJJ rolling while I can! I started when I was 46. All the best in the next steps. God is faithful and He will guide you as you are well aware.

[@lindawinters6285]

Wow!!! This touched me profoundly…on several levels! I’m 81, but still have one or two jumps yet to make…

[@havana2banana]

Once I was in Spain on a boat trip. We got the chance to g in to the water to swim. I didn't go in and regretted it. The next time I was on a boat trip I did go in for a swim. I was good. Now even in Scotland this month I have been swimming out it the open sea. I am 74. You have many years left to jump or swim Joshua. Enjoy it.

[@simini1837]

When you told this beautiful story I thought to myself that "Jump while you can" also might mean "Choosing the path you like". I would have never jumped in the same situation because I hate heights and I would be perfectly happy simply swimming and snorkeling. Since having been seriously ill at the age of 27 (leukemia), I only do things and make choices that I really want to, which also means I don't do things I don't really want to, like jumping from cliffs or boats:). I am 45 now and this "Only doing things I really want" has led me to a very happy and fullfilling life. Thank you for the video and wishing you and your loved ones a wonderful Christmas

[@KENTUCKYUSA1]

Good for you! Severe illness made you wise beyond your years. Merry Christmas!

[@florianwozniak8261]

Yes , l agree with you .... taking the challege of 'jump' to another level resonates as one gets older the "bucket list"syndrome becomes less and less of an issue. At 60 l think it is a bit foolish wanting to engage in extreme sports eg bungee jumping or such things in order to 'feel alive' ...unless of course you are fit and experienced as some are at that age. Jump challenges me to to come out of my shell and use opportunities to engage with people in daily life. To give them time, to listen to their stories and maybe to help them along their way a bit... that gives me more satisfaction and peace than say a jump off a high cliff into a rockpool. ..which enjoyed when l was 20...

[@llamasugar5478]

Yep! It’s courageous to jump; it’s also courageous to choose _not_ to jump if you don’t want to!

[@throughcolouredglasses9300]

I'm 25 and am now again jumping across all the puddles i can, i jump off the last step when going down the stars, I balance on sidewalk ledges and walk on top of those knee-high walls. I'm extatic every time I remember I *get to* do that. I spent all of 2019 with chronic knee and hip pain, it was so bad I couldn't stand up and walk for more than 30 minutes, let alone THINK about jumping. I've gotten so much better after a year of physical therapy and have never taken full mobility for granted since. Got another good refresher for that lesson when I injured my ankle and was in intense pain for over 5 months last year. I'm so grateful I GET TO jog across campus because I'm late, instead of taking the most careful, small, slooooow steps with crutches or my cane. It's impossible to put into words how much it sucks to not be able to do everyday things, need 6 times as much time and energy, and be in pain every day. Whenever i have a day where my knees feel tender or i feel very low energy, i remember how incredible it feels to be able to live "normal" life again, and it makes me pay attention to my body's cues and take rest / do some boring maintenance exercises. I'm so SO lucky to be back at 90% and I am trying to keep it here. And I try to take advantage of it in all the little ways, every day, that i never realized might one day not be possible anymore. It makes me so happy to just... hop off the last step. Just because I can. Pain free. Climb whatever i choose to climb. Run when I want to. I feel so damn lucky. You never appreciate being able to just do groceries by yourself, walk around the store, finish crossing the street long before the light turns, etc. until you suddenly can't.

[@AdventuresofEmilyandLily]

That comment about the girl saying she's old enough to not hold hands brings such heart ache. I know my girls will grow up and I want to equip them for life the best I can. Some days are so stressful but boy the growth i experience in myself is remarkable. Growing pains are real

[@maureensamson4863]

My grandkids hold Nan's hands to keep HER safe !

[@Dbb27]

I’m still up a ladder at 68 painting. I’m very much aware of not letting one’s age dictate their one’s behavior. This is a lovely message. Thank you and have a Happy New Year. ❤

[@MatthewSetter]

Thanks for sharing this. There were several years where, due to a series of health challenges, I could do precious little; or only with medication for the pain. Now, after resolving most of the issues and regarding my health, I try to follow this advice as often as possible.

[@connieburns4495]

❤this was a tear jerker! 😢Loved the message! Thanks for all of the QUALITY messages that you put out. I relate to everything. Merry Christmas 🎄

[@mscatnipper2359]

Another valuable message presented in a positive way, emphasizing what we can get by jumping rather than what we lose if we don't. This is the main reason you were effective in freeing me from my hoarding family legacy when nothing else did.

[@ElizabethCruz-ub3hq]

A random scrolling through KZbin led me to this video. Thanks for sharing your experience. It’s exactly what I needed to hear today.

[@therichbuddha3277]

Excellent view. I got in the literal best shape of my life at 54. It doesn't have to be a steady decline, you can upgrade your health and fitness at any age. It's not solely a chronological age determination, how about kids that don't have full physical capacity? Merry Christmas Joshua and family.

[@tammygant4216]

I'm starting pointe tomorrow. I'm almost 53. I jumped into ballet 5 1/2 years ago. I'm jumping into this next phase of training. Cuz ballet brings me joy, because this next stage scares me a little and because why not.

[@andrewellis7656]

Yes Joshua - we agree - my wife & I are going to help my daughter into the real estate market by buying a new home which we three can live in - it will be a lot of work, but single young women need a lot of help to find a place to live on Vancouver Island. We are in our mid -seventies - but we are still working & now we are working to help our daughter. No stopping yet. Merry Christmas.

[@andresherrera4158]

Josh, you're so right when you say there are things we can't explain with words. I kept wondering if what was going through my mind was a cliche..."a second wind". No, it wasn't, it was the voice in the back of my head that kept reminding me of the clock that's ticking and it's not to hit the hour of a renewed, youthful energy. It was rather saying what you so eloquently, yet simply displayed in words: jump while you can. Do what you've always done, and yes, add whatever you can so that later you don't miss even the things you never did. Thank you sir, it's time to enjoy life, still.

[@ianclifford3947]

I love this message. Your story takes me back to Vietnam, jumping from the boat. I turned 50 two weeks ago, 3 months ago I joined a running squad at the athletics track and am now getting back into running fast. My family is heading to New Zealand and my daughter and I are looking at all the adventures while I am looking at fun runs. I think you have given me a new mantra to live by.

[@rebeccawhite9379]

Absolutely great revelation! I think that will be my New Years promise to myself. I recently changed my wording to “I get to... “ instead of “I have to...” ie. Work out. Do errands. clean the dishes.... last week I almost lost my sister. She is recovering- but she can’t do those things and she wish she could.

[@Melaniejd902]

This can also relate to things like - get over yourself - put on the swimsuit or shorts and enjoy the summer. You don't have to have a "perfect beachbody". Your kids want to see you enjoy life

[@fionaroberts1585]

Thank you Joshua. Sometimes, we all just need reminding xx

[@sandyseffrood4384]

My husband and I just got back from a trip to Egypt…..lots of challenging walking- which was easy for us but not for older folks in our group. We are minimal in other areas so we can travel and hike (or jump!) while still able. Glad you were able to share in the fun!

[@jonenos8]

Nice story. I liked this - thanks. I’m 58, and still jumping. I’ve raised 2 daughters and a son. My son died at age 20. Time flies. Jump while you can.

[@SmartStr33t]

I appreciate your gentle, subtle wisdom. I'm a dad of three children, aged 2, 7 and 9. I'm making the most of them every day.

[@lindamcdermott9980]

“Jump while you can”, these are words of wisdom. I am 75, raised 4 children as a single working mother over a period of 50 years. Sometimes I look back with thoughts of what I might have done differently. But the greatest thing I have accomplished is loving and caring for the children gifted me from God. Feeling so blessed is the greatest leap I could have ever made. Even at this age, there are still opportunities to leap….

[@josiesbizzaradventures7846]

the fact that even after raising 4 kids alone you can reflect on yourself and honestly find ways to improve gives me faith in humanity

[@lynnegordon6749]

Thank you for the reminder to try something new. And to make the most of our opportunities which may never come again. I took a break from screen time and called 3 people I care about. And have contacted by text another who has trouble talking now. Merry Christmas Joshua

[@lizziemcdougall2767]

An excellent message for me as the holidays begin. One of my goals this Christmas is to be present with whoever I visit this Christmas. I want to link my enjoyment to people this year. Thanks for another thoughtful video.

[@christybauer7424]

Recently heard Matthew West's 'While I Can' for the first time. It's the song that shares this theme. How very true. Thanks for the perspective and have a very happy Christmas.

[@cathyellis248]

Thank you for that message! I can only do small jumps now, but hopefully will continue to jump until the end of my days.

[@melissabritt7712]

I’m excited to hear more faith based content from you! Thank you for your encouragement to jump while I can!

[@kimselway4810]

Thank you for the encouragement I’m 66 and still jumping and it’s fun 🤩

[@Dogsnark]

A simple mantra for an important reminder in a life. Thank you for that.

[@fari887]

This message has opened many windows in my mind. Stay blessed

[@debby4450]

I agree! Money was always tight (one income), and our parents lived half-way across the country from us. So most of our vacations were to visit them (and I'm thankful for the time with them). But we did do a few large vacations...to the Grand Canyon, to Washington, DC, and to Prince Edward Island. I always thought when we retired and had more disposable income, we might take a few more trips. But in 2018, my husband was diagnosed with a disease that is taking his muscles (Inclusion Body Myositis). So we are staying pretty close to home where our accessible aids are. I'm glad we "jumped" on those few trips when our kids were teenagers and we could all enjoy them together! And we can still jump at what we CAN do!

[@justyna.1979]

Such beautiful message ❤️

[@9catlover]

your videos are always so meaningful. i am nearly 50 and it's another year again. i'm starting to get rid of people that are i don't want in my life (i don't know why i didn't do it sooner), decluttering is next thing that i have an issue with that i seriously need to tackle. i have a yearly calendar up on a wall that i put coloured dots on to track my exercise....it really makes me realise how fast time flies when you see 365 slots to fill.

[@aphotoessay]

At 48 I took started jumping park benches. Thanks for posting!

[@castanedagus]

Do as much as we can because we can. We don’t know what we have til it’s gone

[@jaclee3594]

Thanks Joshua for the wisdom. While I am still fit and able and healthy, I would like to make more impact with the work I do and change lives. Thanks for the reminder.

[@MaryGrace62]

Sir, you should know the Lord used you this day and I thank Him & you for it I know you aren't looking for thanks but I am thankful ahead of time because I already know that your YT content will be up my alley even if I can't go full in on the minimalistic lifestyle I am confident that I will be able to glean from your tried and true organizational methods etc I am embarking on a Re-Selling business and know that it is going to touch many lives-I am believing in the 1 billion by 100 principal. I would civet any prayers that you and or any of ya'll out there viewing this calm centered up beat man has to offer🙏

[@DanTheManIOM]

We are all mortal. And we regret the things we have not done more than the things we have when we get older....let's kick it, now, today, right now.

[@tessajones9393]

I've missed your videos as I have been shown other ones in my feed and had to search for past views to find you .I couldn't remember your name. Wow! What a first one to listen to, especially for this NY. Thank You ✨️

[@carrieperrigo2319]

Funny....I was just saying this to my 9 yo....I was trying to get him off video games to exercise some. He complained and I said let's be grateful we can still move! So many ppl can't!

[@timharrington4470]

I think your point will be of benefit to a great many people thank you

[@success_notes]

Probably, best one: Do all the good you can, for all the people you can, in all the ways you can, as long as you can.

[@FOMAHsince2014]

I'm just tearing up because I am cutting up onions. Yeah, yeah. That's it. Onions. 🥺 Gonna go hug my 7 year old daughters before they turn into teenagers.

[@carolynstewart8465]

And appreciate what you have while you have it!

[@seanfromtheyukon]

This is a beautiful message! Listened 02.02.23

[@abeagleslife]

Thank you Joshua. Have to think about this some more. Looking forward to what's ahead for all of us...while time is still here.

[@andeeanko7079]

Wow, this brought tears to my eyes.

[@BrighidsGarden]

Thank you, this message was much more profound than I’d anticipated. I hear you and I take heed ❤️

[@Elzon11365]

Just remember during my son needed someone as his “partner” every time wanting to ride those “crazy rides “ always volunteered and my metra “I have to this while still can and no regret because now medically disabled all I say “I’m glad did all of that ❤

[@prioritymaleman]

Joshua, this was a fantastic video, and echoes something I talk with family members about (I'm the "senior member" of the bunch): IF NOT NOW, WHEN? WHEN are you going to take that trip? WHEN are you going to work on restoring your marriage? WHEN are you going to buy that 1970 Firebird you've been lusting after for 20 years (this assumes you otherwise are in good financial shape)? WHEN...are you going to start doing those things you've been waiting to do" "Let me think more about it..." WHEN? IF NOT NOW, WHEN? Jim in FL

[@mikel2976]

I'm 19 and I am definatley jumping before I feel I'm ready for it, time is worth everything.

[@702desertmom]

Inspiration for the New Year! Thank you Joshua 🙏🏼

[@lidiamongemesen3145]

Hi Joshua, I’m from Costa Rica 🇨🇷 happy to see you enjoy my country. I follow your channel since 1 year ago and I want to say thanks for taking the time to create these beautiful videos. You’re really changing lives, including mine. Pray 🙏 for me, my life is changing now.

[@MrsBullfinch]

Wise words as usual Joshua. Thank you and Every Blessing to you and your family for 2023. May God continue to bless you.

[@wendysmith8615]

Sounds good, Joshua! Look forward to your new ideas!

[@tikoy1955]

Great video. My problem is sometimes I didn’t jump when I can and jumped when I shouldn’t have. It might be my sensation seeker personality or Go Big or Go Home mentality. Sadly I’m paying the price already had rotator cuff surgery with patch, scheduled for knee scope (if doesn’t fix then knee replacement), hand surgery after knee scope, hernia surgery, lower lumbar problem and compressed discs. Yes I’m enjoying retirement. No stress nor work games.

[@maureensamson4863]

Yes ! I was about to comment that we need to have just the right touch of caution to avoid becoming a casualty !

[@mikemanjo2458]

Thank you so much, Joshua Becker! Looking forward to what's coming in January! Merry Christmas to you and your family from SC, Jane

[@teresa5007]

Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas and a healthy and happy New Year! Thank you for a year of wisdom and inspiration. Your videos mean a lot to me. The theme of this video reminded me of Oliver Burkeman’s book “ Four thousand weeks”. 🎄❤️🙏🎉

[@mainenative5928]

Beautiful!

[@istp1967]

The Jey is to recognise the Difference Between Opportunity vs Risk. Rhen, when opportunity knocks; you can answer the door without hesitation.

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

My son is almost 27. I’m 67. I remember the last time I held his hand and walked him to school…💜

[@kimrigney6607]

Thank you!

[@heliamartins3378]

Hi Joshua happy new year for you and all your family !! Very inspiring ‘ your jump ‘ 🙏🙏

[@melissamiera1091]

Excited about the faith based information in January ❤️

[@heartspacemama1976]

If you create a course for professional organizers, I would love to do it. I love organizing, decluttering and decorating and I'm looking to JUMP into a new career. I've been in education for 15 years, so that would be quite a change but definitely exciting!

[@JoshuaBecker]

Would you believe I'm launching one today?

[@heartspacemama1976]

Really?!? Where do we get more information? Thank you!

[@degraham9198]

I agree completely.

[@SuzyStohrYoung]

I’m 44 and there is a 30 ft jump on a rafting trip that we take every year. I still jump, “to keep young”. It takes a bit of convincing and to be fair I have PFD on but still, it’s my small step.

[@kathyesargent9088]

Thank you❤️❤️❤️

[@amandasymon4363]

Great mantra 👊 Jump while you can 👌

[@queeniebaggins3732]

Oh Lordy…this was a tear jerker 😭🥰

[@janetardoin8979]

Merry and Blessed Christmas 🙏🎄