How Rita Losee inspires people to take action

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Rita finishing 5K race

Rita Losee is a lot of things, but more than anything she is someone who inspires people to take action — to be inspiractional. She coined the phrase, but she doesn’t just spew fancy words. As you can see from the pictures, she leads by example.

Listen to my interview with Rita Losee in the latest episode of the Catching Your Memories podcast. She may inspire you to act in ways that may surprise you.

A dip in the freezing cold ocean
January 2022
White water rafting Memorial Day 2022. Rita is wearing a blue jacket.
Crossing the finish line after running a 5K May 2022

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Read the transcript of this episode

How to preserve your legacy

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