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What Can We Do When Anger Shows Up?

By Fran Braga Meininger April 06, 2022

This stage of life is hard sometimes. So much is changing, suddenly and simultaneously, internally and around us, and it’s difficult to process everything objectively. Sometimes, things happen that just make us mad. When someone makes an inappropriate joke about an age related aspect of our appearance, when we’re overlooked for a job opportunity or […]

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Don’t Call Me Honey – Please

By Peg Doyle December 11, 2021

Honey. I didn’t like it when I was young, and I don’t like it now. Adorable? That’s for someone you might want to hold on your lap. Sweetheart? That’s for a special someone, not a customer in a grocery store. Old bag, crone, geezer, battle-ax, old-timer…

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Tips for Finding a Job After 60

By Anthony Cirillo October 19, 2021

Many people are working well beyond the traditional retirement age, partly out of necessity and partly because they still want to contribute and are not ready to retire. Whether you’ve been laid off, you’re retired and looking…

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Can Plastic Surgery Really Improve Your Life After 60?

By Paula Usrey September 07, 2021

After a successful keynote speech we had co-presented, my friend Susan and I celebrated over a couple of cold beers. Maybe it was the beer, or the relief I felt after delivering our presentation, but I blurted out something I hadn’t intended to confess…

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You Don’t Need a Facelift – But, Your Concept of Midlife Certainly Does!

By Barbara Waxman September 06, 2021

Once we pass 45 or 50, it often feels like the beginning of a slippery slope towards decline. Birthday cards telegraph that the best part of life is behind you. Anti-aging products are targeted at you. Articles point out how out of touch you’ve become…

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What I Actually Learned from Going into Therapy at 69

By Elizabeth Dunkel July 31, 2021

If you were to meet me, you’d think I am cheerful, outgoing, optimistic, energetic. And I am all these things. But there’s “the me you can’t see,” as Oprah says. That me, until I started therapy, was ruminating about the past, grieving…

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How to Stay Strong, Mobile and Fit in Your 60s and Better

By Kay Van Norman July 17, 2021

Three years from now, do you expect to be as strong and agile as you are today? How about six years from now? If you answered “Yes” – write down three things you do on a regular basis to challenge your strength, mobility and endurance…

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Wise Women Choose What Is in Season

By Ardith Bowman July 13, 2021

It is said, to everything there is a season. For some of us, our purpose is focused on caring for parents, family and/or work responsibilities. Some of us are exploring what we want next in life. Such freedom is both exhilarating/exciting…

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How to Reinvent Yourself After Disaster Strikes in 8 Steps

By Gloria Dunn-Violin June 16, 2021

After you’ve been through a personal disaster there is usually an upside. You start making new and better decisions and feel proud that you made it through. But, how did you get there? I’ve been through several of these upheavals throughout my life…

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How to Feel Beautiful, Stylish and Resilient at 90

By Alexandra Kathryn Mosca June 08, 2021

I am one of Iris Apfel’s 1.6 million Instagram followers. In a society that worships youth, and in which fashion models seems to grow younger all the time, 99-year-old Apfel is a breath of fresh air. The unconventional style icon’s fabulousness and ageless…

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