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You’re Never Too Old to Rock and Roll, Even if You’re Creakier in the Knees!

By Stephanie Raffelock May 06, 2017

I love to dance. I can’t dance the way I did in my 20s – all night long, but I still love to dance. Okay, so maybe my moves are a little stiffer than they used to be, but moving to music remains a great joy in my life. Read More

Live Longer and Prosper! 7 Retirement Planning Tips for Women

By Stephen Chen May 02, 2017

You probably know that women have a longer life expectancy than men, but did you know that there are 105 males born for every 100 females to compensate? Women have a longer retirement than men, so start now to plan for it.
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How to Break Though Creative Block and Start Painting After 60

By Malcolm Dewey May 01, 2017

There is one excellent reason for trying a creative workshop. There are others of course, but this one beats them all. Know what it is? Read More

29 Powerful Ways to Stimulate Your Brain After 60

By Douglas Winslow Cooper April 22, 2017

Want to think like a genius?

Take some of the 29 tips in the recent book by I. C. Robledo, The Secret Principles of Genius, who picked them up by studying the lives of great thinkers and doers, like Aristotle, DaVinci, Mozart, Tesla, Grace Hopper, Jackson Pollock, Prince (!), Einstein, Madame Curie, Buckminster Fuller, Steve Jobs et al. Read More

Keeping Up with a Changing World After 60

By Douglas Winslow Cooper April 03, 2017

We must adapt.

Over a century ago, the father of evolutionary biology, Charles Darwin wrote, “It is not the strongest of the species that survives, nor the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is most adaptable to change.” Read More

Forget the Golf Course! Your Local Coffee Shop May Spark Your Encore Career

By Susan K Spaulding April 02, 2017

The way we conduct business keeps changing and will keep changing. It used to be the golf course was one of the best places to do business outside the office.
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Why 1940s Fashion is Making a Comeback with Women Over 60

By Barbara Schwartz March 28, 2017

I have something to confess: I never liked studying history in school.

I think the reason is the way it was taught. We had to memorize the dates when popes and monarchs reigned, presidents and prime ministers served in office, significant battles were fought in major wars, and so forth. We never learned about what life was like for the people living then. We never read their stories. Read More

Is Retirement All About Reinvention?

By Marcia Smalley February 18, 2017

Our generation likes to turn things on their ears.

We’ve exerted a lot of energy reshaping the world. Women’s rights (hats off to Gloria Steinem), rock ‘n roll (thank you, Woodstock), technology (kudos to Steve Jobs) and politics (sorry).

So it’s no surprise that Baby Boomers are now rethinking The Golden Years. Read More

How to Make a Successful Transition to Retirement – Advice from the Sixty and Me Community

By Margaret Manning February 15, 2017

One topic that we all have on our minds as we enter our 60s is how to successfully transition to retirement. Read More

Exercise Over 60: Work Your Body to Relax Your Mind

By Margaret Manning February 08, 2017

It’s easy to think of your body as being completely separate from your brain. After all, your emotions and thoughts feel very different than the sensations in your body.

The reality is that your body and brain are intimately connected – and this has serious implications for dealing with stress and anxiety. This is one of the many reasons that exercise over 60 is so important. Read More