Do you think that getting fit after 60 is complicated? It may seem this way, but, it doesn’t have to be! Today, I want to share 7 very specific steps for getting in shape at any age. I hope that today’s video helps you to find the fitness that you deserve. After all, if you […]

The rumor has been circulating among moviegoers for years. In 1992, when Columbia Pictures wanted to give their toga-clad, torch-bearing logo lady her fifth facelift, Annette Bening served as their model…

The new year often brings with it an overabundance of hopeful resolutions, lofty goals, and well-intentioned promises to live better, eat healthier, and improve various aspects of oneself and one’s life…

There is s a lot of confusion out there about how much sleep we need after 60. Well, let me let you in on a little secret… we actually need just as much sleep after 60 as we do at any other age!  So, today, I want to share one thing that you can do […]

It was the summer of 1978. John Travolta was 24 and Olivia Newton-John was nearly 30. But when, as Grease’s Rydell High seniors Danny and Sandy, they burned up movie screens with their It’s You That I Want dance number…

Over 60 and dragging after an overindulgent holiday season? Then why not resolve to begin the New Year with an eating plan to shed some pounds and recover some pep?

On December 28, 1934, Margaret Natalie Smith was born. The world now knows her as Dame Maggie Smith. And earlier this year, she walked away with her sixth Evening Standard Theatre Award as Best Actress…

Would you be surprised if I told you that the fastest growing group of hosts on Airbnb is seniors? You shouldn’t be! After all, older adults own the lion’s share or properties throughout the world. They also have the time to dedicate to being fantastic hosts and the life experience to avoid painful mistakes. As […]

Please join today’s conversation and tell one other woman about Sixty and Me today. The more the merrier! – Margaret

“Christmas won’t be Christmas without any presents!” So complained Jo March in the opening line of Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women, a novel as treasured today as it was 150 years ago…