Posts By Sixty and Me

Learn yoga from the comfort of your favorite chair! Our chair yoga videos are now FREE to watch on YouTube! Enjoy your practice and help us to spread the word!
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Want to stay mobile, have more energy and even add years to your life? Start your fitness journey today, with our gentle yoga video series. It’s now available FREE on YouTube!
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At any other point in your career, telling your employer that you are quitting without a new job waiting for you is a big mistake. But, I’m here to tell you that there is something far worse than saying “I quit” and that is saying “I’m retiring.” Read More

In the movies, high school reunions are full of drama and unexpected events. Usually, more than one fight breaks out and there is always a technology billionaire that arrives by …
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So your 60th birthday has come and gone, and with it came so many reasons to start taking life a little easier. Six decades of injuries, illness and just dealing with the demands of each day have taken a toll…
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There has never been a person just like you in the history of this world. You are wonderfully, perfectly, amazingly unique. So, why should you dress like everyone else? Of …
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They say that life in retirement is all about “taking is easy.” They say that we are stuck in our ways, resistant to change and a drain on society.  They say that we are destined for loneliness and social isolation, disease and despair. Read More

How do you accessorize your outfit to achieve an elegant style after 50? We have answers! Enjoy this video as Jess Jannenga, a fashion blogger from Elegantly Dressed and Stylish, dishes tips on looking elegant after 50 with brooches, handbags, and shoes. Read More

This is a difficult article for me to write. After all, I’m not writing from a position of strength. Like many of the 1000s of baby boomer women I have talked to since starting Sixty and Me, I made all of the financial mistakes below. Read More

In today’s media obsessed culture, we are constantly bombarded by images of women who have more than us. We are told, either directly or subliminally, that these other people are more beautiful, intelligent, interesting or happier than us. Read More