Rehabilitating the Soul of America, One Story at a TimeDarryl Nyznyk was a high-powered lawyer who felt the soul of America was fading. In 2007, he decided to leave the world of law so that he “could help rejuvenate that soul with stories...where hate and divisiveness can be overcome by the real goodness in us.”While some people take fewer risks later in life, Nyznyk had “the realization that one can age and not get old,” discovering his second career as a writer to be one of the many surprising gifts of his later years. To continue sharing his stories, he’s committed to prioritizing his overall health. He pairs a diet comprising “less red meat and dairy products and considerably more vegetables, fruits, and fiber” with near-daily walks of up to five miles, usurped only by Sunday church service to nourish his spirit.More and more, he sees his outlook on aging reflected in society’s conversation around age. Tasking fellow Baby Boomers to mentor younger generations and create this shift, Darryl insists Boomers are up for the challenge since they are lifelong rebels who “don’t want to go quietly into that good night. We want to go kicking, screaming, loving, learning, and giving.”