In this revisited post, Vera Koo moves forward through accident and injury, and looks for, and accepts, God’s plan in the process.
Inspiration
Vera Koo: Openness to New Experiences
Michelle Cerino rounds up past posts by Vera Koo surrounding her openness to new experiences, including windsurfing and zombie hunting.
Vera Koo: On Conquering the Fear of Public Speaking
Vera Koo explains how she conquered the fear of public speaking while at SHOT Show this year.
Vera Koo: On the Importance of Cookies in Your Life
Vera Koo shares with us her passion for sweet treats, especially cookies. She also gives us advice on how to shut off the desire for cookies and other sweets when you need to drop a few pounds!
Vera Koo: Travel Highlights from Around the Globe
Vera Koo has been a globe trotter for several years. Reading her travel highlights is like having a friend describe a journey.
Vera Koo: Self Love and Finding Yourself
At 77 years old, Vera Koo looks back on her life and describes how she came to realizing the importance of self-love and finding yourself.
Vera Koo: Grateful
Seventy-seven-year-old Vera Koo looks back at her life – all the trials and tribulations, combined with wonderful memories – and is grateful.
Vera Koo: Alone on Valentine’s Day
Vera Koo spent Valentine’s Day alone this year, but it didn’t make her sad one bit. Find out what happened and why.
Vera Koo: How I Evolved into Being a Different Artist
Vera Koo offers wisdom about evolving into a different artist, appreciating the simple and fine things you find in life and in people.
How I Lost and Gained Vision
In this story, former competition shooter Vera Koo describes her last few years with vision problems, and how she lost and gained back her vision.
Vera Koo Writes About Inspiration
Vera Koo has seen many trials, and luckily for us, blogs about those experiences. Read excerpts from a few of these “Inspiration” posts.
Vera Koo: On Why She is ‘Chasing the Carrot’
Vera Koo writes, “Although I cannot expect to be on top of my game at this point in my sporting clay shooting journey, it feels good to be striving toward improvement. I don’t feel stale. I feel invigorated. At 75-years old, I have a reason to exercise. I have a carrot to chase, a challenge to drive me and help keep me focused.”
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