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Improve Your Life by Tackling Tolerations: Stop Putting Up with ‘STUFF’

By Virginia Baker Woolf April 28, 2024

Women tolerate a lot. We put up with a lot of irritating annoyances. We’re taught not to complain, not to rock the boat, to go along with others, to be grateful for what we have, to be understanding, to be constantly available to family and friends…

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4 Natural Movements to Improve Posture and Feel Stronger

By Catherine Stifter April 21, 2024

Everyone has heard that we all need exercise to prevent serious illnesses like heart disease and stroke. But even with the best of intentions it’s not easy to carve out the time for it. What if there was a different approach to staying healthy…

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The Parenting Puzzle – How to Balance Guidance and Acceptance of Adult (Or Near Adult) Children

By Kurt Smith April 16, 2024

Raising a child is an incredible journey filled with joy, challenges, and decisions. But it’s also complicated. We all want the best for our children, and as parents that means ensuring they stay on the right path by course correcting when necessary…

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Don’t Let Busyness Keep You from Embracing Life

By Ardith Bowman April 14, 2024

Have you ever ended the day having not done something you had told yourself you wanted to because you were “too busy?” This is part 2 of a three-article series about common ways we hold ourselves back from living the life we truly desire…

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From Rush Hour to Rest Hour: Finding Joy in Life’s Pauses

By Mary Flett April 13, 2024

Here I am, waiting for Spring to arrive and Winter to finally release its grip, and I feel like I am stuck in rush hour traffic. I am idling and unable to move forward until others move first, and I have no power or influence to get them going. The folks behind…

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Don’t Put Off Making the Hard Choices

By Sherry Bronson April 08, 2024

This week I was faced with the task of filling out an Advanced Directive document. It’s the paperwork that lets others know how I want to die. Do I want to be resuscitated? Well… that depends… However, the questions do not include case scenarios…

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7 Steps to Help You Deal with Anger After 60

By Sally Fox April 08, 2024

Anger is natural, but when it builds up in us, it can be incapacitating, causing us to lash out at others, or lash out at ourselves and lead to depression. When anger threatens to overwhelm your day, here’s a way you can shift your mood…

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Find Empowerment by Stepping Beyond Your Comfort Zone

By Linda Ward April 04, 2024

Lately, some of my friends have been saying this old adage, “Time is short.” When we step forward into another birthday, we know this. I’ve noticed that as my birthday numbers increase, I feel safer saying no to opportunities that require effort or are slightly…

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Why Are Older People Drinking More?

By Janet Gourand April 01, 2024

Alcohol use among senior citizens is on the rise. Although historically older adults were less likely to drink than younger adults, recent studies show that older adults are now drinking more frequently and in larger quantities than in the past…

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Coping When Nothing Makes Sense

By Diane Bruno March 26, 2024

As a life coach, I always find myself guiding others through the twists and turns of life. Yet, there are moments when even I am left struggling with the sheer randomness and cruelty that life can throw our way. Recently, the news of a friend’s Alzheimer’s diagnosis…

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