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Life Is Not a Dress Rehearsal – Don’t Slip Quietly Into Grannydom

By Penelope Jane Whiteley June 16, 2016

Why is it that so many women, once they reach a certain age (usually taken to be about fifty), allow themselves to sink into grannydom; yet again, living within the expectations of others. Those expectations include putting on weight, doing strange things to their hair, dressing old, baking, disappearing, baby sitting, knitting… knitting?!?!

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How to Stay Positive after a Cancer Diagnosis – One Woman’s Amazing Story (Video)

By Margaret Manning June 13, 2016

A cancer diagnosis is profound. In just a few words, everything in your life is turned upside down. On an emotional level, you are suddenly forced to come to terms with your mortality. On a practical level, you have to make decisions about treatment options, food, drugs, how to tell your family and much more. Read More

6 Amazing Places to Revisit in Your 60s – Senior Travel Tips (Video)

By Margaret Manning May 31, 2016

With the rest of the world waiting to be explored, why should you return to a place you have already visited?

There are three reasons, I believe, to go back to an amazing destination. Read More

Are Baby Boomers Suffering from Financial Shame?

By Marc Miller May 28, 2016

Do you suffer from financial shame?

I ask this question because financial shame is far more common than most of us would like to admit. Everyone talks about how financially successful baby boomers are, but, this is just part of the story. Like every generation, we are struggling after the Great Recession. Read More

Your Wisdom is a Resource! Here Are 3 Ways You Can Use it to Help Yourself and Others

By Diane Dahli February 26, 2016

“In youth we learn, in age we understand.” Marie von Ebner-Eschenbach wrote these words when she was seventy-five years old. Read More

How to Unleash Your Secret Power of Reinvention

By Randall Hartman February 22, 2016

The new buzz word for Baby Boomers is “reinvention.” Your career is winding down. You are not quite as energetic. Your focus shifts. Priorities rearrange themselves. When you started out in life you needed to invent yourself and now, with these passing years, you need to reinvent yourself. Read More

3 Reasons Balance Exercises for Seniors Are So Important

By Margaret Manning February 20, 2016

I didn’t really understand the importance of balance exercises for seniors until I fell on a rainy evening in Paris, about 5 years ago. Read More

6 Tips to Help Ease Vaginal Dryness in the Menopause

By Julie Dargan January 30, 2016

Why is it that, for many people, the subject of vaginal dryness in the menopause is considered a taboo topic?

There are a lot of articles on subjects such as “How to Overcome Hot Flushes” but very little information available on the subject of “What Vaginal Changes You May Experience in the Menopause.” Read More

Exploring the Health Benefits of Organic Food for Women over 60 (Video)

By Margaret Manning November 22, 2015

By the time we reach our 60s, most women tend to fall into two camps when it comes to their health. One group acts as if “the damage has been done” and refuses to make significant lifestyle changes like working out or eating healthy organic food. Other women “refuse to sink” and spend a great deal of time and energy getting their bodies and minds in the best possible shape. Read More

The Power of Starting Every Morning with a Positive Attitude

By Margaret Manning November 07, 2015

All of us moms are all too familiar with the expression, “waking up on the wrong side of the bed.” When are children are young, it seems like this is a common occurrence as we bribe, threaten and otherwise manipulate our kids to get out of bed and get ready for school. When your kids wake up in a bad mood, everyone suffers. The same goes for adults by the way! Read More