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Interrupting the Cycle of Gripping Anxiety: 5 Meditations to Shift Towards More Ease

By Sarah Purcell April 02, 2020

I am not a mental health professional. I’m an ex-investment banker who experienced a great deal of stress on the job. Because of my interest in exercise and finding effective ways to cope with that stress…

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What I Crave: The Simple Pleasure (and Health Benefits) of Taking a Walk in the Woods

By Fran Braga Meininger March 27, 2020

The current coronavirus self-isolation won’t last forever. In several weeks, we will be able to open our doors and get outside. And that’s when we will be able to feel appreciation…

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It’s Not Too Late If We All Contribute: 6 Areas We Can Help Save Our Planet

By Ann Marie Mershon February 25, 2020

Last week, my reading group discussed Overstory, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel about connections between people and trees. Author Richard Powers, a gifted writer…

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One Reader’s Picks for the Best Books from Last Year

By Susan Belding January 08, 2020

As an avid reader, I am always looking for recommendations. That’s why I put together this list of my 5-star books from 2019. If you haven’t read them, you are missing out on some great novels!

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5 Qualities You Need to Be a Successful Entrepreneur in Retirement

By Hilary Henderson September 24, 2019

Research shows that the number of people planning to leave a traditional “job” and instead go with self-employment is set to rise exponentially by 2020. In many economies, the lack of jobs in the formal sector is driving…

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Going Through Hard Times? These Mindful Tools Can Help!

By Sixty and Me September 18, 2019

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What is a Geriatrician and When Do You Need One?

By Margaret Manning August 21, 2019

If you were looking for a mechanic to work on your car, you would almost certainly want to work with someone who had experience with your car’s make and model. So, why should finding a doctor after 60 be any different?

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The Importance of Play in the Years After 60

By Elise Marquam-Jahns June 17, 2019

Just the other day, I was walking near a park close to our home and heard what I can only describe as the joyous squeal of a toddler who’d just gone down a slide. And I’ll always remember the look of pure joy on the face…

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Finding Purpose in the Encore Years: If You Can’t Do It the Easy Way… There’s Always the Creative One!

By Becki Cohn-Vargas May 05, 2019

“True happiness involves the full use of one’s power and talents.” — John Gardner. My friend Laurie just retired. At first she was worried. After 35 years teaching at a university, suddenly she no longer had to set her alarm to get up in the morning…

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How to Adopt a Growth Mindset in Later Life: 5 Tools That Got You Covered!

By Delia Lloyd April 26, 2019

One of the things I enjoy most about my new life as a communications consultant is the variety it brings. One day I’m coaching a student on how to write a doctoral thesis… another day I’m editing a policy briefing… and the next I’m delivering a workshop on life skills for offices to a group of statisticians. Read More