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Meet Naomi Wakan, An 86-Year-Old Poet Who Knows How to Thrive in Today’s Economy

By Jan Moore February 04, 2018

When Naomi Beth Wakan wrote her book of memoirs in her 80s, she called it Some Sort of Life. I want to share her unconventional life story with you to illustrate the traits needed to succeed in today’s short-term employment ‘gig economy.’ Read More

8 Ways to Add Value to Your Life in the New Year

By Joan Frances Moran January 07, 2018

It is a common understanding that making important changes in your life reduces struggle and adds value to the quality of your living experience. Change can also help reduce stress and increase happiness. Read More

Downsizing Can Be Fun! Lessons from Joyful Decluttering

By Michele Meier Vosberg January 05, 2018

Do you live in a beautiful clutter-free space? Many of us aspire to live in a stress-free, orderly home. We seriously undertake an occasional decluttering marathon. Read More

Top 6 Ways to Prepare for a Great Life After 60

By Debbie Hensleigh September 29, 2017

Now that I have celebrated my 65th birthday and have my Medicare card, I am enjoying being a gray-haired, older woman who has learned a lot and has arrived at a pretty good place. Read More

Don’t Wait! Here Are 7 Crucial Reasons to Write Your Life Story, Right Now

By Jane Duncan Rogers September 09, 2017

Looking at my Dad lying in the hospital bed, unable to talk due to the recent stroke he’d had, I could only be thankful that some years ago we took the time to have a particular conversation. Read More

7 Things Every Woman Should Take on a Cruise, Based on My Viking Star Adventure

By Margaret Manning July 13, 2017

I love the idea of cruising. My first experience on the open ocean was as an 8-year-old, when my family emigrated from England to Canada. Read More

What a Life-Changing Illness Taught Me About the Importance of Slowing Down

By Brigid Gallagher June 10, 2017

I come from a long line of busy people. Both my parents worked extremely hard to provide for our family. The first 40 years of my life I embraced their hard work ethic, but after my father’s untimely death in 1995, I took the decision to leave my busy natural medicines practice in Scotland behind and move to the home of my ancestors in Donegal, Ireland. I have never regretted this decision. Read More

7 Ways of Overcoming Grief When the Unexpected Happens

By Rebecca Olkowski May 19, 2017

One thing that’s almost certain, once you’re over 60, is overcoming grief.

It’s hard to avoid grief unless we die early or we’re incredibly lucky. By now, many of us have already lost our parents, even if they lived to a ripe old age. Mine passed away at 89 and 90. Although it was hard, (they died within two weeks of each other) it was expected because of their age and was easier to deal with. Read More

5 Ways We Lose Confidence in a Divorce After 50

By Sandra Hughes May 02, 2017

When you go through a divorce, it is quite possible that you will experience a crisis of confidence. I did. I wondered how I was going to deal with it all: the emotions, the financial realities, the effect that the divorce would have on my children. Was I up to it? Would I be able to do it? Read More

What Are the Latest Gadgets for Dogs and Cats? You May Be Surprised!

By Jennifer Stern April 19, 2017

Have you said no to having a pet despite really wanting one? Or do you turn down invitations to fun events to avoid leaving your furry friend alone at home too long? Read More