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Do you have dreams of a different life? In We Can Because We Think We Can, Teri Kuzma shares the remarkable true story of how she reinvented herself in the second half of her life — and shows readers how they can do the same.
Born in 1937, Kuzma lived what she calls ‘an adventurous, exciting, wonderful life.’ Drawing on her own diary entries, she recounts the twists, risks, and reinventions that carried her through decades of change — proof that it is never too late to become who you meant to be. Kuzma’s diary entries give the narrative an intimate, you-are-there quality — the small daily choices, recorded in real time, that added up to a transformed life. It is a quiet rebuke to the idea that reinvention has an expiry date. Kuzma does not preach; she simply shows, entry by entry, how a life can be remade — and invites you to imagine your own second act.
For anyone standing at a crossroads — a memoir of courage, curiosity, and second acts.
Do you have dreams of a different life? In We Can Because We Think We Can, Teri Kuzma shares the remarkable true story of how she reinvented herself in the second half of her life — and shows readers how they can do the same.
Born December 7, 1937, Kuzma lived what she calls “an adventurous, exciting, wonderful life.” Drawing on her own diary entries, she recounts living and working in many countries, building careers as an educator and entrepreneur, and navigating the world as a single woman with unshakable optimism. Her guiding belief is simple: we can because we think we can.
This inspiring memoir is part travelogue, part personal philosophy, and part practical guide to positive thinking. Kuzma writes candidly about setbacks and triumphs alike, proving that age is no barrier to adventure, achievement, or joy.
Whether you dream of a new career, a new country, or simply a bolder way of living, her story offers both encouragement and example. Warm, honest, and full of hard-won wisdom, We Can Because We Think We Can is a celebration of resilience — and a reminder that it is never too late to become who you were meant to be.

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