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Embracing Vitality: Why “Aging Strong” Trumps “Aging in Place”

By Angela Horn September 30, 2024

When we talk about aging, the conversation often revolves around “aging in place” – adapting our homes with grab bars, ramps, and the like. But in our rush to prepare for potential limitations, I believe we’re missing the bigger picture. Society wants longevity…

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How ChatGPT Can Be Your Learning Companion at Any Age (VIDEO)

By Vicky Carne September 30, 2024

Have you ever found yourself curious about something new but thought, Is it too late to start now? Let me assure you – it’s never too late! Whether you’re rekindling an old passion or exploring uncharted territory, learning is a lifelong journey, and with today’s technology…

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How Do You Know When to Let a Friendship Go, and How Can You Find Your People?

By Nancy Lang Gibbs September 29, 2024

Fall started just a week ago. And while Fall is a time for the leaves to be dying off, symbolizing the end of a life cycle, for me it has always been more about new beginnings. Fall means pumpkin spice lattes pouring into our cups. The beginning of the gorgeous Fall colors…

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How Do I Find a Buyer for My Business?

By Steve Juetten September 29, 2024

Once you decide it’s time to exit your business, there are three preliminary steps for you to prepare your business for a sale. After you’ve gone through these phases, the next stage is finding a buyer. Here are nine ways to find potential buyers for your business…

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Best 9 Carry-on Rolling Suitcases

By Sandra Roussy September 29, 2024

Traveling can be stressful, but having the right carry-on rolling suitcase can make the journey much smoother. A good carry-on should be easy to maneuver, fit in overhead compartments, and keep your belongings secure and organized…

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Navigating the Heartache of Moving a Loved One to a Care Home: A Personal Journey

By Linda Thorne September 28, 2024

Life has a way of presenting us with decisions that test our strength and resolve. Recently, I faced one of the hardest choices I’ve ever had to make: moving my 90-year-old mum into a care home. This was not a decision made lightly, nor one that has come without a significant emotional toll…

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The Baker’s Dozen (or 13) of Ways to Change Your Mindset and Your Outlook on Life

By Virginia Baker Woolf September 27, 2024

Do you ever have those days when you just want to crawl back into bed instead of going to work or ticking off your to do list? Or how about wanting to escape to a deserted island and leave all the trappings of 21st century life behind? These are just a few examples…

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10 Things to Do as a Single Woman Over 50

By Sixty and Me September 27, 2024

Going through life as a single woman over 50 comes with a unique set of opportunities and challenges. Whether you’re newly single or have been flying solo for a while, welcoming this phase can lead to a fulfilling and vibrant life. Here are 10 activities to consider that…

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How to Stop “Blending in” at 60 and Beyond

By Susan Cox September 27, 2024

I believe that later is greater. Of course, I didn’t believe that for a long time. I never really thought about becoming middle-aged or even beyond. As I’ve shared with many, I never thought about aging because I wasn’t going to let it happen to me…

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What I Read This Summer – Part 2

By Ann Boland September 26, 2024

A current best-seller – interesting book about nurses in Vietnam. Hannah does an excellent job of spinning a plot around three nurses who bond in the triage centers and then follow each other’s lives post-war. The Army claimed there were never…

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