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8 months ago

When Grief Feels Silly: Mourning Someone You Never Knew

The news of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death hit me in an unexpected way. I was in shock and disbelief. I didn’t know him. Not really. We never met, never shared a conversation, and yet I felt a wave of sadness I couldn’t quite explain. It almost feels embarrassing to admit…

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8 months ago

Judaism: A Story of Faithfulness

Known as the Shema, these words are Judaism’s heartbeat. They are whispered at night, taught to children, and spoken at life’s final breath. And they capture the essence of Jewish faith: love directed fully and wholly toward God. From this starting point flows everything else…

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8 months ago

The Power of a Pause: How a Simple Pause Can Enhance Our Lives

In a world that prizes speed, productivity, and constant connection, the idea of pausing can feel counterintuitive, even ‘bad’ – not just bad behavior, but that I’m a bad person. And as I age, I fear that if I pause, I might just stop all together. But I keep reading that pausing…

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8 months ago

Bogus Belief or Curious Fact? Older People are Resistant to Change

Change is one of the few constants in life. Sometimes it’s exciting, other times unsettling – but it’s always there, shaping our daily lives in ways big and small. Sometimes I feel like the older I get, the less change I want. Have I really had the same hair style…

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8 months ago

65 Regrets from a 65-Year-Old Woman: The Surprising Ways Mistakes Morph into Wisdom

I just turned 65. Which means I now qualify for senior discounts, mammogram reminders in a slightly larger font, and (if society has its way) an invisibility cloak for women of my age. But I’m not wearing it. Nor buying into society’s ageist nonsense. The truth is: I”m happier now…

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8 months ago

Why People Are Difficult and What to Do About It

Think about the person who frustrates you the most. Perhaps it’s a family member, colleague, neighbor, or friend. Maybe you find yourself thinking, They just don’t seem to get it, or their behavior is completely unacceptable. Wouldn’t it be nice…

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8 months ago

3 Reasons Independence in Retirement Takes More Than Just Money

Financial independence is everyone’s goal as they approach retirement. But if you’re financially secure, is that enough to ensure you can enjoy your golden years? Sadly, very few of us consider what action we have to consciously take to ensure the vision for our…

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8 months ago

Is Breaking Free from Anxiety One of Your Goals?

Do you ever feel like your mind just won’t give you a break – constantly racing, worrying, and replaying the same fears on a loop? If you’re living with constant anxiety, you probably know the symptoms all too well: sleepless nights, racing, restless thoughts…

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8 months ago

Are You Compromising Yourself?

In the hustle and bustle of everyday life, it’s easy to lose sight of our own needs and values. We often find ourselves compromising on our dreams, desires, and even our true selves, just to meet external expectations or maintain harmony in relationships…

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9 months ago

How to Spark More Joy: Five Ways to Boost Your Natural “Happy Chemicals”

Have you ever noticed that happiness doesn’t just “happen,” even when life is going well? Maybe you have a lovely home, good friends, and plenty of reasons to feel grateful – yet the spark just isn’t there. That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with you…

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