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Embrace the Magic of Aging to Boost Your Self-Esteem

By Penelope Jane Whiteley March 01, 2017

The other day I found a variety of material on the topic of the magic of aging. It was one of those days when I was feeling particularly un-magical.

Having fallen up the stairs the previous night, I was licking my wounds. Anyway, it got me thinking and it’s true; there are so many aspects of aging that are truly magical. Read More

A Celebrity Makeup Artist’s Take on Makeup for Older Women

By Margaret Manning February 22, 2017

Finding good advice on how to apply makeup for older women is a challenge. So, since this is a topic that many women in the community have asked me about, I turned to celebrity makeup artist, Ariane Poole for some advice. Read More

4 Ways Empty Nesters Can Live Full Lives

By Margaret Manning February 20, 2017

By the time we reach our 60s, we have had the house to ourselves for a while. But, this doesn’t mean that we have recovered from being empty nesters.

While the emotional sting of watching our kids leave the house and start their own lives fades quickly, the process of reinventing ourselves and finding meaning in our lives is much slower. Read More

Let Yourself Go and Others Won’t Want to Let You Go

By Margaret Manning February 20, 2017

One of the best things about reaching your 60s is that you can stop worrying what other people think and really start to be yourself. Read More

Why Creative, Unusual and Weird Passions Are the Best

By Margaret Manning February 03, 2017

In one of his famous TED talks Sir Ken Robinson tells a story about a boy who loves to do handstands. His passion becomes so intense that he eventually spends much of his day walking around the house upside down. His mother, exasperated, eventually yells, “Ok, we got it! Can’t you just cut it out with the ‘hand thing’?” Read More

How to Reconnect with Your Inner Child and Explore Your Creativity After 60

By Howard Fishman January 20, 2017

Imagine you’ve unearthed a time capsule that had been planted deeply into the soil more than fifty years ago, hidden there by a young girl with big dreams. Read More

These Alzheimer’s Support Groups Will Give You the Help You Need

By Margaret Manning January 17, 2017

Alzheimer’s and dementia can make you feel depressed, alone and socially isolated. When ‘normal’ people don’t understand your need for human contact, what do you do? Lori La Bey is here today to share some incredible information about useful social interaction resources. Enjoy the show! Read More

5 Useful Things Boomers Can Learn from Millennials

By Stefanie Kilts October 20, 2016

My dad is a baby boomer. He runs every week with a couple of friends and they often talk about their millennial children.

This group of millennials, including me, are in our late 20s and are a pretty diverse bunch. We have started businesses, travelled the world and lived in exotic locations, changed jobs and moved multiple times and have altogether lived very different lives from our baby boomer parents. Read More

For Baby Boomers, the Stairways to Heaven Are Changing

By Dave Price October 11, 2016

When it comes to funerals, many Baby Boomers are literally thinking outside the box.

Of course, that really shouldn’t come as much of a surprise. Those born between 1946 and 1964 have been constantly reinventing most life stages as they have been passing through them. So why should death be any different? Read More

Is Knowing How to Grow Old the Master Work of Wisdom?

By Margaret Manning July 20, 2016

Knowing how to grow old well is a problem that few people throughout history have had to tackle. As recently as a few generations ago, living to your 60s was a privilege denied to almost everyone. Read More